Manners and common courtesy
Aug 25, 2007
Our society has changed a great deal in the last few years, and not for the better. Conduct, speech and lifestyles that were considered shameful not all that long ago are now apparently being considered normal, and a walk through any shopping mall reveals just how low our standards of decency have actually become. “Normal” isn’t normal anymore, [...]
Letters To Mom
Aug 21, 2007
Note: The following ”letters” are completely fictitious… —————————————————— Sept. 3, 2001 Dear Mom, Well, I finally got moved into my new apartment, and just in time since classes begin tomorrow. It’s hard to believe I’m finally starting my senior year! I’m a little nervous about my chances of getting into law school even though I’ve managed to maintain [...]
The Sad Legacy Of America’s Pastime
Aug 8, 2007
The game of baseball has long been known as America’s Pastime. After all, more than any other sporting event it represents everything that has made our great nation the bastion of power and freedom that it is today: Hard work, dedication, and the possibility of tremendous success regardless of one’s station in life. Ever since the end [...]
The Awesome Power Of A Thunderstorm
Aug 2, 2007
Like my wife Cheria, most people think I’m off my rocker when I tell them that I have always been fascinated by thunderstorms. Even as a young boy I would run to the nearest window every time I heard that first tell-tale rumbling of thunder emanating from somewhere in the distance. I just loved to watch the refreshing [...]
