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Finding Your Life Compass

March 28th, 2026 No Comments

The importance of finding your life compass and making peace with it.

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Blocking the Strait: Trump and Ford

March 21st, 2026 No Comments

Reluctantly pointing out the similarities between Donald Trump and Doug Ford.

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Reflections on the Senior Road

March 14th, 2026 No Comments

Reflecting on the process of aging and how to balance the meaningful activity / purposeful rest equation in my senior years.

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Nature as a Quilt: The Wonder of Weevils

March 7th, 2026 No Comments

A bit about the wonder of weevils and their role as ecological engineers.

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Directed Energy Weapons: Hissing Serpents

February 28th, 2026 Comments Off on Directed Energy Weapons: Hissing Serpents

The latest frontier in the quest for military dominance and more powerful ways to kill people.

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Random Act of Metaphor: A Flower Fly and a Cucumber Beetle

February 21st, 2026 Comments Off on Random Act of Metaphor: A Flower Fly and a Cucumber Beetle

A lesson in harmony from two creatures so small they are overlooked unless you tune your vision to find them.

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Trump: A Stain on the Olympics

February 14th, 2026 Comments Off on Trump: A Stain on the Olympics

U.S. Olympic athletes speak out against Trump who has put a stain on the Winter Olympics.

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Trump’s Delusional Magic Wand

February 7th, 2026 Comments Off on Trump’s Delusional Magic Wand

Predicting the next power grabs Trump will make with his Exeuctive Order magic wand.

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Winter Blues: Eye to Eye with Dragonflies

January 31st, 2026 Comments Off on Winter Blues: Eye to Eye with Dragonflies

A cure for the winter blues – eye to eye with dragonflies from last summer.

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Random Act of Metaphor: Dead of Winter

January 24th, 2026 Comments Off on Random Act of Metaphor: Dead of Winter

Taking heart in the fact that darkness always yields to light and renewal even in the political landscape.

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