Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
I’m so sorry for the delay in posting an illustrated edition. Caped Crusader sent me a batch of posters a few days ago and I managed to miss that email, which understandably perplexed him and left all of you high and dry. With Caped Crusader’s help, though, I found the missing pictures
Continue readingIt’s been pouring paying clients lately, which is a good thing but, as always, it cuts into my blogging time. I’ll skip the preliminaries and throw myself in the round-up. It’s a bad thing when our president is happy My Mom, in commenting on the state of the world today,
Continue readingThe expression that “when it rains, it pours” has taken on a bit of significance in my life. As you know, after a hiatus from working, brought about in part by the recession hitting my clients and in part by the demands of an elderly parent and a household, I
Continue readingAfter a few days of what a doctor friend of mine calls the “crud” (it’s not the flu, thank goodness, but you still feel lousy), I’m finally starting to feel like myself again. More importantly, my energy is returning and with energy comes blogging. While I couldn’t rouse myself to
Continue readingEver so slowly, I’m getting my mojo back. As I do, here are some pictures (with the usual boundless thanks to Caped Crusader): (And no, I’m not calling Hillary either a Nazi or saying she’s Hitler by printing the above illustration. It simply points out that whether you’re a smiley-faced
Continue readingI apologize for the silence today. It was a combination of little sleep, a filing deadline now that I’m working again, a business meeting, and just generally having the blechs (not a flu, just . . . the blechs). I meant to blog in the late afternoon, but when the dog
Continue readingI’m just wrapping up some legal work. Before I shut down my computer for the night, I wanted to share a few posters with you that I found on my own Facebook page:
Continue readingI’m working on some long posts but in the meantime….
Continue readingI am becoming terribly dependent on the unending supply of funny, clever, thoughtful, and often deeply profound posters that Caped Crusader is good enough to send me. Also, after looking at the first poster, it occurs to me I might want to read Frank Herbert’s Dune:
Continue readingI’ve been telling myself that the legal work I’ve been doing lately is good for my brain. It’s like fitness training. If only it didn’t take away from my blogging. Still, I do what I can and this time around I have a short and sweet Bookworm Beat: Primo Levi
Continue readingSorry for the relative silence yesterday. Life caught up. I’ll do my mea culpa via an excellent illustrated edition, with many thinks to Caped Crusader:
Continue readingAnother productive Sunday: six loads of laundry, two dishwasher loads emptied and filled, one grocery shopping trip, one dinner cooked, one visit to my Mom, and one complaint drafted. I’m going to try to wrap it up with one Bookworm Beat, since I have around sixteen articles sitting on my
Continue readingSaturdays are difficult days for blogging, since my family envelops me. Thankfully, Caped Crusader is a stalwart friend who continues to send me the most amazing posters:
Continue readingHeading to client. Many thanks to Caped Crusader for sending me great posters that you can all enjoy while I’m off being a lawyer:
Continue readingThanks to all who contributed. (I’ve kind of lost track of where I got these, but I know many are from Caped Crusader.) The last one, incidentally, is particularly riveting. Documents show IS & Saudi Arabia prescribe near-identical punishments for crimes http://t.co/ZoVVUqeHMn #ISIS #Saudi pic.twitter.com/kUEXqXCJiv — Middle East Eye (@MiddleEastEye)
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