I don’t fish. I like to eat fish. In fact, love to eat fish. But if I want some fish, I go to a fish market or out to a restaurant. The thing about me is that I am not one to sit still. If I do, it is either to sleep or meditate. But, […]

You know those people in life. The ones. They have something about them that lights up an entire room when they walk through the door. Or maybe they are funny, quick to laugh, always giving a good smile. The ones that fill the world with their bright little spark everywhere they go. I’m lucky enough

Here it is, October, in the year 2022. How did we come so far, so fact, I wonder. For me, October is the turning month. It is when I know summer is finally over. I mean, the weather stays relatively warm during September, and things still hold their green summer color. But when October hits,

We all started somewhere. There is some controversy over how this all began. My money is not on some garden where two people magically appeared, all nakers, snacking on apples and talking to snakes. More than likely, we evolved. Like all the other species on this Earth, originally from a gooey glump of primordial soup.

Three good words on this random word day. Overt. Calculate. Chilly. Overt. Here we all are, I suppose. All of us are overt in our own ways. It means that something is done or shown openly. Something is plainly or readily apparent and not secret or hidden. Here is one overt thing I’ve never cared

The power. Yes, the powers in this world are above and beyond our control. Perhaps one of the greatest forces of Earth is the weather. It can bring any number of things, from tornadoes to blizzards, to fires, to earthquakes and volcanoes. Monsoons. Typhoons. Tsunamis. Did I mention drought? Yet, the worst of them all,

Is there a reason? I hear this a lot in life, especially when some sad thing happens or when a tragedy hits. Someone always says, “It must have happened for a reason. Everything happens for a reason.” Does it? Is there a vast library somewhere called The Library of Reasons, with billions and billions of

Here is something we all have in common: Two parents and a family of various proportions. Even if we were given up for adoption at birth, we came from one egg and one sperm. And those two items came out of two someones. And those two “someone’s” have all sorts of people attached to them.