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Category Archives: Life
‘Tis the Season
Summer brings a lot of seasonal specific events and activities. Cooking on a grill outside is one of them. Mowing the lawn is another. For some, summer is the time for vacationing. I’ve decided to take a vacation of my … Continue reading
The Economy of Time
Once upon a time, I think it was in March or thereabouts, I signed up to receive e-mail updates from Michael Hyatt‘s web site. I signed up for the option labelled “Once a week update” but I get three or … Continue reading
Posted in Life
Tagged Business, Michael Hyatt, Personal development, social media, Time management
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How to pass a kidney stone in 10 days without even trying
If I had this information, I’d be happy. The information alluded to in the title, I mean. Unless we really analyze the words, in which case maybe it doesn’t mean what I want it to. Ten days is a long … Continue reading
Posted in Life
Tagged Analgesic, Fugitive, Health, Kidney, Kidney stone, Pain, Tommy Lee Jones, Urology
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The new accessibility
A few days ago my older sister asked my opinion on a subject. She said that New York City was considering a change to the handicap parking sign logo, and that the new logo was based on a graffiti campaign … Continue reading
Posted in Life
Tagged 1984, Accessibility, comics, control, Disability, Disabled, hipsterism, Logo, Massachusetts, nanny state, New York City, Wheelchair racing, Wikipedia
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What does it mean to be a writer?
If you have never taken the time to make a list of all the roles you use to describe yourself (parent, friend, executive, professional soccer player, etc.) do it right now. It’ll only take a minute or two to rattle … Continue reading
Posted in Life
Tagged career, Freelancer, ned hickson, ned's blog, professional writing, Public speaking, what does it mean to be a writer, Writer
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Considering Organized Religion Part III
Here is the third installment for my organized religion theme. If you haven’t seen the first or second post, go read them first. —– In Conclusion I tried to present the arguments for and against organized religion without my … Continue reading
Considering Organized Religion Part II
In my last post I began a theme considering organized religion. I presented an argument against organized religion. This post offers the argument in behalf of organized religion. My next post will sum it all up with my personal feelings … Continue reading
Considering Organized Religion Part I
The so-called “organized religions” of the world sometimes get casually dismissed. For the purpose of this article (includes three separate posts), organized religion means a group of people voluntarily associating as a congregation with a common belief structure adhered to … Continue reading
Where the road not taken crosses the calf path
Is it safe to assume that most of us are familiar with Robert Frost’s poem The Road Not Taken? Safe or not, that is the assumption I am going to make. Let me refresh your memory: Two roads diverged in … Continue reading
In observance of Memorial Day
Selfish pride is at the root of contention, and contention is at the root of war. Two entities contend with each other over land, ideas, treasure, or power, all because of selfish pride. One entity sees the other as having … Continue reading