New Desk
When my work provided a budget for me to get some home office equipment, I purchased a new office chair. Since I was upgrading my office chair, I decided to…
Starting the garden
When I moved into my current home, I had plans to put in a garden. Well four+ years later, I finally got around to it. After spending time working in…
Having your cake and eating it, too
Recently in the case Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Jack Phillips, a baker who refused to make a custom cake for…
And there she goes…
I’ve been trying to put into words for the last week or so my feelings around a very dear friend crossing the veil to the other side. This morning I…
An awful mix
Libertarianism is a philosophy to be liberated from government control, focusing on freedom of choice, self-sufficiency, and individual judgement. Because of this openness, libertarians span many different social circles from…
Following a Leader
What is leadership? I talked a bit about that in an earlier post from an academic standpoint. Simply put - it's one person leading others. Which is true. But that…
Are you a program?
You are born. Program Starts. You go to school. New subroutines are installed. You get your first job. New processing files are installed. You retire and die. Program reaches EOL.…
Faith In Sapiens
A month or so ago, a friend of mine asked on Facebook - ‘how do you keep your faith in humanity?’. I’ve been rolling this question around in my head…
Bye, Bye Squamous Cell Carcinoma
The cells in a human body regenerate all the time because of damage caused by sun, smoking, stress, alcohol and exposure to chemicals in our environment. If all goes well,…
Capitalism’s social contract?
Recently I came across an article claiming that capitalism has failed its social contract. Even thought the article was from five or so years ago, it threw me for a…