The Boy Who Cried Wolf
Read MoreIf you had a similar upbringing as me, then you were exposed to the Aesop Fables. Aesop, a man who lived roughly 2600 years ago, is credited with writing hundreds of short stories (fables) that were designed to teach an … Continue reading →
Dead or Alive?
Read MoreI posed this question to my friends the other night, and I’m curious as to what you think. Now that Dzhokar Tsarnaev – the 19 year old Boston Bombing subject – has been captured alive, I’m curious: Is it better … Continue reading →
Boston Bombing
Read MoreOur heart goes out to the victims and the families of the Boston Bombing on Tax Day/Patriots’ Day. Such an attack is both cowardly and cruel, especially when the victims include children. The person or persons involved with this attack … Continue reading →
Tax Day 2013
Read MoreMonday is April 15th – “Tax Day”. Have you finished and filed your taxes yet? I finally finished mine last week, and my payment cleared my bank two days after submitting it electronically. Got to love how quickly the government … Continue reading →
Instant Outrage!
Read MoreCNN has an article on their website titled, “Turn down the instant outrage!” I point out this article for the fact that the author stands on his soap box criticizing people for expressing their thoughts on a wide variety of … Continue reading →
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