Tag: William Golding
A work in progress, but in never done, never finished editing, and never done thinking about it...
Crumb – Real crumbs falling from a real table…
I’m not really that smart, but I’m smart enough to know this isn’t the time to talk about how we frame our experiences and how what we expect to be true often becomes true.
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Crumb – Accident Memories
I came across a little gem/not-gem today sorting a stack of files about my accident. It’s my...
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TBI Tuesday – Booze, weed, and a cuppa coffee
Genius researcher that I am, I told my wife that I’m going the try the caffeine thing again…
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Crumb – Wise writing words from William Golding
Another crumb falls from the table = this one’s for writers and reader – hurry to catch it before the dog gets it…
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Sunday Lesson – Mary, Martha, Ezra, and Nehemiah. Let’s have a party…
Morning. It’s Sunday On most Sundays, I publish a short Sunday Lesson. It’s an observation,...
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Why do smart people reject evolution?
For many people, facts are subservient to faith, culture, and family. We don’t fight wars over scientific facts. We fight them over religion.
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C’mon. Is that pure love or what?
C’mon. Is that pure love or what?