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December 2013

December 18, 2013

Showing Deference to the Rich: ‘Affluenza’ and “The House I Live In”

I recently watched Eugene Jarecki's remarkable documentary, The House I Live In, which is about the...

December 11, 2013

It’s OK To Say “Happy Holidays” To Me.

I'm only dimly aware of the ongoing 'debate' and (largely manufactured?) outrage over supposed 'wars...

October 2013

October 02, 2013

Pontifex Says: Neglecting the Elderly = Covert Euthanasia. The Justice Issue We Ignore.

It was not without reason my friend John rebelled at the thought of going into...

August 2013

August 05, 2013

When We Are More Interested in Evangelical In-Fighting Than Serious Issues of Justice

My dad used to tell a joke from the pulpit, back when "damn" was a...

July 2013

July 24, 2013

“Absolution can be Disconcerting; Gimme Some Fire ‘n’ Brimstone!”

I'm delighted to point you to another good review of my book, this time in...

February 2012

February 15, 2012

Whining about Writing, Writing about Whining

May I whine for a moment, please? I shouldn't pay attention to my stats, I...

February 06, 2012

Plagues and Famines: better not to know? (part 1)

Have you wondered if maybe it's better not to know about great suffering? After all,...

January 2012

January 24, 2012

These are a Few of Life’s Crappiest Things! (Reading Ecclesiastes)

Did you know that this blog got its name more-or-less straight out of a Bible...

September 2011

September 17, 2011

Weekend Eating Reading: The More-with-Less Cookbook

Oh, the More-with-Less Cookbook! How I love this book! "Green" and globally aware before it...

September 05, 2011

It’s Labor Day!

It’s Labor Day! The last hurrah of summer; the last day to wear white--a day...

August 2011

August 17, 2011

Cucumbers, Pickles, & Immigrants

Our little garden has produced plenty of cucumbers this year, though they're drawing to an...

August 06, 2011

Weekend Eating Reading

...the weekly weekend post! Weekend Eating Reading briefly discusses at least one good book that's somehow...

August 03, 2011

My Audrey Hepburn Problem

From about age 15 or so, Audrey Hepburn was my idol. I worshiped the iconic...

July 2011

July 30, 2011

Revolutionary Joy…and basil.

I'm ridiculously happy about basil. It's growing like mad, this basil that started out months...