Wednesday night, within a few miles of where I live, David Sherrard, a Richardson Police officer, was fatally shot while responding to a disturbance in an apartment complex (if you believe in prayer, please pray for him, his family, and his fellow officers.) As the standoff continued between the shooter – barricaded in an apartment … Continue reading
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Meandering Monday about Signs of Mortality
I still think I’m immortal – at least compared to some. Still… This weekend I took the outside Christmas decorations down and in (our tree will stay up in the house for another couple of weeks, because that’s the way we like it.) I didn’t have to climb on the roof like I did when … Continue reading
Some More, And Yet Still Even More Things I Could Get OUT OF MY MIND Release Weekend is Here!
(Heck – it’s almost over) Aren’t the Holidays wonderful! So many things going on, I completely forgot to announce that this is the release weekend for collection #8 (let’s face it, it’s not just the Holidays; when will I get back on track?) Some More, And Yet Still Even More Things I Could Get OUT … Continue reading
Selling Saturday: Smashwords Coupon for “The Pipes” and Other Promotions
This week’s Smashwords coupon is for “The Pipes”: There’s something in the pipes. An unexpected extraterrestrial visitation has an adverse effect on a Texas farmer’s well. Sometimes it’s the little things. The start of this story came unbidden into my mind as a monologue about bagpipes, and then the story grew from there to a … Continue reading
Meandering Monday about My Lack of Excitement
My wife watched the video of my third consecutive taco-eating victory (it’s a work function, so she hadn’t been there in person.) (YES, I got PAID to eat tacos.) We watched the introduction of each of my competitors, and how they hammed it up as they made their way to the front table. When my … Continue reading
Sum-it-up Sunday: Honor, Honesty, Horror
Senator Ted Cruz gave an excellent speech Wednesday night, one of the best of this year’s Republican Convention. He managed to work in the Military, Law Enforcement, Freedom, The Constitution, We the People vs Big Government, and highlighted the differences between what Republicans and Democrats stand for, and that the Republican Party must be united … Continue reading
I live in Dallas, and I am saddened and sickened by what happened here. When Martin Luther King delivered his iconic “I have a dream” speech, he said that he longed for the day when a man would be judged by the content of his character, not by the color of his skin. Why is … Continue reading