Drip by drip
I can breathe a sigh of relief. Maybe. I’ve not been able to work on Gray Zone since I finished school, even though I’d figured out exactly what needed to… Read more »
Tag: life
Pumpkin time!
Last night my family got together to carve pumpkins, drink hot apple cider, and talk about everything under the sun. It was a blast. Some of pumpkins, with their owners,… Read more »
The amazing human brain
The human brain is the most complex, useful, and wonderful gadget ever invented. It is the only device I can think of that actually works better while it is shut… Read more »
Horses and bayonets
Horses and bayonets. I watched the debate last night, and all I can think about was that snide comment that President Obama made to Mitt Romney. Did President Obama think… Read more »
Innocent until proven guilty?
Once upon a time, in this country I call home, people were considered innocent until their guilt had been proven. But that was the old days. The pre-Internet days. Innocent until… Read more »
“I am a writer” video
I just posted this on the “About the Author” page. It explains why I became a writer. I can’t take credit for the idea of doing this little video. It… Read more »
Someone needs a lesson in ethics!
I have a code of ethics. Among the rules that govern my behavior is one that requires me to work hard and give credit where credit is due. So you… Read more »
Odd encounter
“Where do you get your hair done?” the waiter asked as he picked up a lock of my hair and twirled it around his finger. “Gene Juarez,” I answered, a… Read more »
Jackhammers at breakfast
Ahhhh! I can’t think! At 8:00 this morning (a Saturday morning no less) utility crews pulled into my street with four or five huge trucks. At 8:30 they began work… Read more »
Not worth the brain power
I spend a good bit of time on the Internet. I read things written by people of all walks of life, stages of education, and mental abilities. When someone understands… Read more »