December 2009

Beer Bottle Name Causes Alcoholism – C’mon!!!

22 December 2009

Flying Fish brewery in New Jersey has decided to put a little pop in its marketing campaign with some New Jersey realism. How? By using names for its brews that relate to specific exits on the Jersey Turnpike. Maybe one of my readers is from Jersey or has a friend from New Jersey that can [...]

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Ken Connor : The Bondage of Debt – Townhall.com

20 December 2009

It is amazing the amount of good, common sense the Bible has in it! Ken Connor uses King Solomon’s discussions in the book of Proverbs to point out the foolishness of borrowing money. His article could go into either US Government or US private debt. His focus was on Government, but he glanced over private. [...]

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Thank You – South Korea

20 December 2009

As I prepare to depart for Korea for the second time, I am remembering the many wonderful places I have been here. There are always more places to go, more places to see, more people to meet, but… I have enjoyed my time here, and I am blessed to have been wise enough to come [...]

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Naked in home – Now Illegal?

19 December 2009

Well. I have mixed feelings about this one. This man was convicted of indecent exposure because he was walking around his house naked early in the morning, and a woman with her daughter saw him. The woman’s argument is that the man was intentionally walking naked in front of the windows and such in his [...]

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Gay Chicken – Sad but True

19 December 2009

I do not know where our society is going. I was at dinner tonight with some friends and a couple of friends of friends. One of them mentioned “gay chicken” and her surprise to have found out about it. Well, the rest of the table was lost and had no idea either. She explained… Gay [...]

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Korea – Wonderful People

19 December 2009

I was downtown shooting some friends last weekend, and I took this shot of King Sejong the Great. He was a great leader that any person would look-up to for their own countries. King Sejong was actually the youngest prince of three. As the history goes, the eldest prince recognized his own personal shortcomings and [...]

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Cliches – The Heuristic Rules of Life

17 December 2009

Often when using a cliche, people are apologetic in doing so. “I hate to use a cliche, but…” Why is that? My argument is that cliches are the heuristic rules we live our lives by, or, they are heuristic rules we should live our lives by. heuristic rule noun a commonsense rule (or set of [...]

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