Change is a bad thing. Everybody knows this, but we’ve been brainwashed with the politically correct mantra that change is good and necessary and righteous. But, I don’t believe it. Consider, for example, the following purely hypothetical scenario. What if all of a sudden you decided — hypothetically, of course — that the Christmas lighting… Continue reading Hypothetical Reasons Why Change is Bad
Abbye Update #814
Abbye is feeling much better, which can be a mixed blessing.
Abbye Watch: The Roller Coaster Ride Continues
How quickly one can go from planning a funeral to going shopping. That beats the reverse sequence by a longshot.
Doggy Doldrums
When the dog’s not happy…nobody’s happy.
Book Review: “The Devil’s Highway”
In May, 2001 25 men and one boy set out across the Sonoran Desert, determined to cross into southern Arizona, between Yuma and Nogales, from their native Mexico. Crossing into the US was easy; finding their way to civilization was deadly. Fourteen of them perished in the attempt. Luis Alberto Urrea reconstructs the details of… Continue reading Book Review: “The Devil’s Highway”
Analyzing Gazette Readership
I know what my readers like and don’t like, and I have the graph to prove it.
The Gazette: Insect Gestation Central
Oh, no…not another praying mantis post!
The Darker Side of Claymation
The fire that destroyed Wallace & Gromit’s warehouse looks suspicious, and for good reason…
The Grace of Forgetfulness
Have you ever considered that one of the manifestations of God’s grace is the ability to forget?
The Wire Ant Gazette?
You can’t swing a dead cat around here without hitting an ant of some kind. And that’s not a bad thing…