Weekend Plans Post: Whiplash
“We were driving around with the windows down on Tuesday!”, I yelled, as we drove slowly through an inch of snow.
The Content of our Discontent
Thursday Throughput: Masked Astronomer Edition
Lots of evidence that the people telling you masks are useless either have an agenda or don’t know what they’re talking about. Or both.
Spaghetti al Lent with Tomatoes and Smoked Trout
For those not in communion with Rome, this Spaghetti al Lent is a wonderful dish despite the penitential nod.
A Prayer Request
I’m going to be selfish and take advantage of my public platform, limited though it is, to ask for your prayers this Tuesday
Nightshade Free Chili
Chili closer to the beef and beans you would have found on a cattle drive as it was highly unlikely you’d have had tomatoes in the chuck wagon
When the Fox News Guards the Henhouse
A court let the defamation lawsuit by Dominion and Smartmatic, two companies that make voting machines against Fox, proceed. And that’s not all.
Sunday Morning! The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead
In his highly lauded novel “The Underground Railroad,” Colson Whitehead, rewires the creaky old machinery of the novel and finds it still able of reaching surprising new depths.
Saturday Morning Gaming: Three Reviews of Hogwart’s Legacy
As I am playing Hogwart’s Legacy, I am playing with three different people in mind.
They are having three different experiences.
Weekend Plans Post: Nothing Is Happening
As nice as it is to do something, it’s kinda nice to do nothing.
When The Black Dog Goes For A Walk
Depression can kill. Sir Winston Churchill spoke of those moments when the black dog came to visit him. Like Sir Winston, when I need to, I can rise to the occasion despite my brain being a little bit out of whack.
POETS Day! Hilaire Belloc
Hilaire Belloc may be best know as for his light children’s verse which he released in volumes illustrated by Edward Gorey and Basil Temple Blackwood and possibly by himself and G.K. Chesterton
The Urge to Purge
The Revolution always eats its own. Wokeness, identitarianism, anti-racism, progressivism – whatever label one chooses to affix – has become an integral aspect of modern politics and the academy. Universities, high schools, and extracurricular...
Video Thoughput: The Science of Contact
Contact digs deep into the weeds on SETI and radio astronomy and I go in with it to see what it got right and what it got wrong.
