Month: March 2009

Caravaggio’s Narcissus: Rich Terrell’s Obamassus:

If you haven’t read it already, please don’t miss Charlie Nathan’s article at American Thinker, entitled “My Generation’s Moral Recession.”  It’s a saddening piece about the moral vacuum that is so much a part of young life in America.  Charlie obviously doesn’t suffer from that problem, but he’s weighed down

In her morning collection of links, the Anchoress finds very disturbing the direction Obama and the Dems want to take us in terms of service to the State and allegiance to a world economy.

I could blame my blog silence today on work, carpooling, martial arts, cooking, shopping, etc., but it was really that I had nothing to say.  I’ve got a lot of random thoughts chasing around in my head, but none of them seems to be enough for a single post.  In

You know the old philosophical question:  If a tree falls in an empty forest, does it make a sound?  The media is trying an experiment to answer that question:  If huge protests take place across America, but the media refuses to cover them, do they count? Another interesting question will

….It’s unprincipled Republicans. ” The Zo-man knows: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSYQqSKbKbU[/youtube]

Have you noticed that the same party that has rigorously opposed merit pay for public school teachers is now insisting on implementing government-imposed merit pay on private corporations?  Smells like class warfare to me.

I hit the ground running this morning and expect to be in perpetual motion until this evening.  I have thoughts percolating, but not the time to write them. I do have a recommendation, though.  For my book group, I’m reading Eric Hoffer’s The True Believer, written in 1951, on the

I have a lot of work to do tomorrow (Monday) morning, so I won’t blog.  However, since I posted like a fiend on Sunday, I suspect that there’s more than enough new material on my blog to offset my Monday silence.