Spring Ahead!

It’s Monday near the end of June. I have been on a inspired mission to move forward. So, that has … More

Good glad fluid…

Today I was reminded that a year ago, I had re-posted an Brain Pickings article on Facebook about Jack Kerouac’s … More

Last year, when I started to write My Second Act, Scene One, I told you that I would be chronicaling … More

Passwords are often described as a random string of characters used to protect electronic data from the eyes of unauthorized … More

The United States was founded outed of protest. The first European settlers had often been religiously persecuted and the risk … More

In a week that has been consumed by numbers, it may be time to move from the quantifiable to the … More

Writing about My Second Act, I have had to study my first act so as to attempt to understand how … More

A visit to Colonial Williamsburg will open your eyes to the many lines drawn by our forefathers to define our … More

They lowered the voting age to 18 the same year I turned 18. It was also a Presidential election year. … More

The fog comes on little cat feet. It sits looking over harbor and city on silent haunches and then moves … More

As youth, we were often reminded that if we accepted a task, we were to do it well and complete … More

Entropy is defined as the inherent tendency toward the dissipation of energy. Whether it be atoms in a molecule or … More