BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY: A COUNTRY LIFE Perhaps not as rural as Paula's lovely example of rural photography, but this part of New England is far from metropolitan. We have the basic stuff: roads and electricity, but that's pretty much "it" for infrastructure. Need water? Dig a well. Trash to haul? Hire a truck. No tall buildings. One … Continue reading BLACK & WHITE SUNDAY: A COUNTRY LIFE
Day: 03/06/2016
REGRETS, I’VE HAD A FEW
But Then Again, Why Mention? by Rich Paschall We all have regrets, that's for sure. You can not lead a life without them. You may regret that first stumble and fall, if you remember it at all. You may regret dropping that toy. You may regret letting go of that balloon. You may regret throwing … Continue reading REGRETS, I’VE HAD A FEW
THE LAST HURRAH: SURVIVING OUR POLITICS – GARRY ARMSTRONG
Marilyn stirs the pot for this piece on our political porridge -- which is boiling over. So many seemingly poor choices on the menu of presidential candidates. How do you choose without a four to eight year siege of mental Montezuma's revenge? The potty mouth exchanges between the Republican candidates are less and less funny … Continue reading THE LAST HURRAH: SURVIVING OUR POLITICS – GARRY ARMSTRONG
PICKING THE PRESIDENT – AMERICAN-STYLE
The United States isn't a democracy. We are a constitutional republic. Over all, the system is pretty good and usually works, eventually. Except when it comes to election law and picking a president. The first time this became apparent, it was 1800. The U.S. was a mere 24-years old. It was only our second real national election … Continue reading PICKING THE PRESIDENT – AMERICAN-STYLE
