We must haver way too much time on our hands. I mean, how else could we possibly have so much freaking time shouting into our social media echo chambers and attacking those with different views? Not to mention all the time we spend watching everyone else — the media, talk[…] Read On
Lost our boxer Fletch a couple weeks ago. We are mourning big-time. I know, I know, he was just a dog. It’s just that we never had children so, well, you get it. And since I work at home on our property, they’re sort of constant companions who never let[…] Read On
Nothing settles my troubled mind and makes me feel grounded like getting out in the woods and doing a hard day’s work. Out here in the woods there are no politics. No elections. No pandemics. No people. And best of all, no Twitter. Just you, nature, a chainsaw and a[…] Read On
Everyone says the workplace will never be the same post-coronavirus. That we don’t have to be at work to work. That Zoom is the new conference room. That work from home is the new normal. I couldn’t disagree more. One word: Productivity. Our productivity working from home is not the[…] Read On
Let’s get real for a second. Just a second. Trust me; it won’t kill you. People who wear masks on their social media profile pictures are either virtue signaling or politicizing. Either way, it’s not a great look. Whenever I bring this up someone inevitably says, “Why would you chastise[…] Read On
“When I took the [Army] service exam, my psych profile fit a certain… “moral flexibility” would be the only way to describe it. I was loaned out to a CIA-sponsored program and we sort of found each other.” Martin Q. Blank, Grosse Pointe Blank I am a practical man. Sure[…] Read On
The biggest threat to our way of life is social echo chambers. ICYMI, social echo chambers are any group or forum that shuns freedom of thought or opposing viewpoints. The thing is, large sections of our nation, online and offline, have become social echo chambers where people are literally afraid[…] Read On