Foundational Weapons For A Modern War
I hate to admit this, but MacGyver is not good. I’m not referring to the unwatchable reboot currently withering away on CBS. No, I mean the original Richard Dean Anderson vehicle of awesomeness which aired from 1985-1992. Dat dat dat dat dat dat daaaaa, dat dat daaaaa. The theme song gets you
I had a conversation with my twelve-year-old the other day: I broke the news to him about the Kansas City Chiefs releasing Kareem Hunt. He asked why, of course, since he’s been watching Kareem Hunt set NFL records for the last two seasons. Kareem Hunt was one of the three most important
I have a problem with Taco Tuesday and it is this: What about the rest of the week? I have no idea when the Taco Tuesday phenomenon began or why the poor taco got relegated to a particular day of the week. Shouldn’t every day hold the possibility of tacos on the
Have you ever loved something but hated it at the same time? I do. It’s a song by Zac Brown Band called Highway 20 Ride. Music has a way of transporting a person to a point in time like few other mediums. Many songs do this to me, but Highway 20 Ride
I love many people in this world. There are also individuals I hope to never see again. Then there is a third category: People I love whom I may never see again. Whenever someone new comes into my life, it’s possible they may fall into one of these categories. The first two
“He’s got to follow his own path. No one can choose it for him.” – Princess Leia Organa When I was nineteen years old I moved to Alaska; a place I’d never been to, and knew almost nothing about. I had no job prospects, no friends, and a mere $800 in my
I find Rubik’s cubes relaxing. I suppose the opposite is true for some people, considering how they can frustrate the dickens out of you, but I see them differently. A scrambled Rubik’s cube is a chaotic mess. It’s literally a puzzle to solve; a single-sitting challenge where one mistake takes you back