Bidding Adieu to Summer
Unlike most kids I was never one that relished the summer months. As a kid the summer meant flying to another state to visit my dad — which I liked, … Continue reading
New Column, New Feature Articles and a New Endeavor
As many of you know, I have written a column for Colorado’s Daily Doobie as well as a number of other print and online publications. A couple of months ago, … Continue reading
New Images of Old Feelings
Sometimes you have to go to the very places that break your heart in order to heal it…it doesn’t always work, but spending time in a place that once meant … Continue reading
I Don’t Know Everything…
I don’t know everything. No one can possibly know everything and yet, over the years, many people have accused me of being a “know-it-all”. I suppose their deduction would be … Continue reading
Weed, Pot, 420, Ganja, Green: Call it Legal Instead
Pot Pioneers, Washington and Colorado States, have law makers across the country strongly eyeing protocols being put in place as recreational marijuana use begins blazing into the mainstream. In both … Continue reading
When Toy Guns Equal Real Bullets
If a lack of remorse and accountability are an ailment, America has an epidemic and sadly it is spreading within the ranks of those who are sworn to protect us. … Continue reading
Smiles Are Everywhere
How can you be pissed off for getting woken-up in the middle of the night if what woke you was a smiley face? A smile arriving via text at 2 am … Continue reading
Christopher Dorner; a Tale of Two Wallets
The Manifesto Christopher Jordan Dorner had been relieved from duty as an officer on the LAPD since June 26, 2008. On January 2, 2009 he was dismissed from duty, fired … Continue reading
In the Face of Fire
In August of 1999 I lived in a house on a mountainside in Apple Valley, California. I worked for an answering service at the time and had been waiting patiently … Continue reading
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