California’s Burning – PG&E, Gill Ranch and Me
My heart goes out to the good men and women of PG&E delivering service to their customers. Like their customers, they have been betrayed. Some thoughts on their Generals.
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It’s Snowing on Thud Ridge
Thud Ridge, like Pickett’s Charge, evokes images of gallant failure. Today’s “Snowflakes” might well ponder the lessons to be learned, the wisdom to be gained.
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The Making of an Apostle
Peter knew Jesus for three years, but it was on the shores of Galilee that he really came to know Him.
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The Denver Post – Biased?
The Denver Teacher’s Strike and other stories – the past week in the Denver Post.
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We Three Kings of Orient Are
Christmas is here. The sacred and the secular mix in a swirling stew. Everyone has an angle, don’t you know?
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In Search of Moonbeams and Unicorn Breath
It is getting increasingly difficult to separate reality from make believe. We have been seduced, not that we put up much of a fight. But the sweet nothings our lover whispers into our ear get increasingly hard to believe.
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The Big Horn Debacle
George Custer had a lot in common with many project managers I have worked for.
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Science & the First Energy Crisis
The United States is about free enterprise until it isn’t. But the free market works anyway.
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A Virgin Will be with Child
In times of trouble we seek a sign from God. There was a man who refused to seek a sign from God.
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The Mythos of Gun Gulture
Jumping in where angels fear to tread, a Deplorable in the land of the Adorables talks about guns.
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Homeless in Denver
How is it that the streets of Denver are colonized by the homeless? Perhaps Nala & Mufasa, with the Denver Post’s help, can guide us to understanding.
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Tales From the Great White...
Traveling the Great White North is not all back bacon and beer. Canada is our older more sensible brother on the continent. Traveling the Great Lakes teaches perspective.
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The 6th of June
Seventy five years ago, American along with Canadian and British troops landed on the beaches of Normandy. Opposing them were German troops. We’re all friends now.
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