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“All right, we’ll drink to our legs”
So, a while back I wrote about an injury Hobbes sustained back when he was running in our yard. Well, this has been a long time developing and the story still isn’t done. As a refresher: Hobbes came up whimpering … Continue reading
Tone Poem Tuesday (National Pie Day edition)
Today is National Pie Day, which no one seems to really observe anymore seeing as how we’ve adopted March 14, “3.14”, as the quasi-official Pi Day on which we celebrate pie in addtion to pi. But anyway, that being the … Continue reading
Snow and Ice
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A bit o’ random stuff
Clearing out some thoughts from the increasingly convoluted and cobwebbed corners of my crainum…. :: The other day I saw one of those prompts on social media: “The title of your memoir is the last text message you sent.” I … Continue reading
If God meant for us to shovel snow, we’d have shovels instead of hands!
If you’re at all familiar with what’s been going on in the Buffalo Niagara region lately, you probably already know why I took an unplanned hiatus from blogging this week: Lake Erie decided this was a good time to remind … Continue reading
Still breathin’
I’ll post more later on about The Week That Was, but for now….
Tone Poem Tuesday
Chinese composer Tan Dun always interests me, and yet I always feel like I haven’t heard enough of his music! Here’s a fascinating tone poem, based on a three-note motif. And where does the motif come from? Well: Imagine if … Continue reading
Thoughts as I watch the snow pile up
As I write this, we are nearing the second 24 hours of this winter’s first big lake-effect snow event. (Or we might be actually into the second 24 hours, as I’m not entirely sure when the snow began falling yesterday.) We … Continue reading
“You still remember, Admiral!”
“I cannot help but be touched. I, of course, remember you.”–Khan Noonian Singh, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan I’m thinking of that quote because after several weeks of a very mild start to our winter, this week winter decided to … Continue reading
History is not a feel-good story
This is a re-post that generally reflects my frustration with the American approach to teaching and thinking about its own history. It’s not specifically about Martin Luther King Jr., but I think it applies, particularly when MLK Jr. is treated … Continue reading →