Personal Musings category archive
An Unintended Truth 0
Yesterday, I heard a commercial for Fox News which stated that they have stories “you won’t hear anywhere else.”
It’s most certainly a true statement, but not methinks in the way that they intended it to be.
Stray Thought 0
We now have a government of the Trump, by the Trump, and for the Trump.
And, as First Daughter recently pointed out, we did it to ourselves.
Stray Question 0
What’s a good word for someone who used–er–questionable means so as not to go to war, but who quite happily places others in the line of fire?
Inquiring minds want to know.
Stray Question 0
Does this remind you of anyone in the news?
Stray Thought 0
Methinks the Heritage Foundation has let slip whose legacy they actually yearn to restore.
Hint:
Think first name “Jefferson.”
Stray Thought, Veterans’ Day Edition 0
We’re doing it wrong if military families need SNAP in order to afford food.
Election Day 0
We shall be going to the polls in a little while.
As my father taught me through example, voting is not a right. It’s a duty.
And I am certain that, if more persons had done their duty a year ago, the country would not be facing the dangers it faces today.
Birds of a Feather 0
In the Las Vegas Sun, letter writer Tom Harper observes that Donald Trump has but one interest. A nugget:
It appears somehow appropriate that he now commands leads a political party that seems no longer to care for the common good.
Stray Question 0
Does this article remind you of anyone in the news?
Courting Disaster 0
It should come as no surprise that the product of incompetents is incompetence.
Stray Thought 0
I’m starting to wonder which is worse: being the citizen of a rogue nation or being the citizen of a laughingstock nation.
Stray Thought 0
Who other persons idolize can tell you a lot about the character and beliefs of said idolators. Indeed, they may even be said to hold up a mirror to said idolators.
For example, what can you induce about those who find this person to be admired?
The Sound of Silence 0
About this time 24 years ago today I was out back of my workplace in the smoking area with my boss and several other persons. (As an aside, he was one of the best bosses I ever had and no, I no longer smoke.)
We were listening to the silence–silence because the building was under one of the approaches to Philadelphia International Airport directly across the river, but, that day, no planes were flying.
I remember my boss saying, “I’m glad there’s a Texan in the White House.”
How wrong he was.







