We are ever transitioning from "I know this much" to "I know this much plus 1." And we exist within that infinite period of transition, never stopping long enough in the start or finish

Well, it feels to me as if I am learning to distrust my mind's ability to process information.

It is disheartening to realize that our world will never get better. Oh, I suppose it could, but for that to happen, a tipping point will need to be reached: Enough people who simply will not allow things

Today, two years later, it is sad to note that many opportunities have been squandered. The electric company is not interested in starting from the ground up with improved, renewable technology. Instead

Estoy totalmente de acuerdo con usted. De hecho soy un maestro de inglés en un pais donde el lenguaje primario es el español.

Beautiful photo. I wasn't able to visit the Louvre that last (and only) time that I was in France. But I have plenty of memories of wandering the streets, visiting the cemetery where so many luminaries

Que chévere, el comentario de usted! Gracias. I don't know whether it's progressive rock, either, but adding a classical element to a standard rock and roll song moves it somewhere along the continuum,

Bien agradable de usted, gracias.

Thank you, folks. I will have a great day and wish it right back at you.

Musician. Yes, I get that. For that reason, one of the sounds that annoys me most is any voice (my own, especially) singing out of tune. Even if it's just a little bit. Truly, however, I hope that there

This interests me quite specifically. I'm working on a presentation for an organization that focuses on teaching English as a second language. That presentation is looking not only at ESL but also at

The one that you read today is from 2003 (I think). I started making daily entries then and have kept at it. As of this writing, Lourdes and I have been married long enough to generate a college person.

Normally, I opt for stairs. But having recently become my elderly mother's caregiver, I find myself traveling by elevator far more often than I would like. We visit a medical-office building at least once

Many years ago, one of my uncles lived in Turkey for a time. He still raves about it. It is on my bucket list of places to go before I die.

That is a true story. That is, it is true that my high-school trigonometry teacher told it to us back in the late 70s. Random thoughts. Yes and no. I wonder if anything is truly random; at the same time,

Thank you for your reply. Reaching a reader gives me a case of the warm fuzzies.

Thank you for reading. What I have written is not a story. Back in 2003, I started something that I am now calling a "daily scribble." At the time, it consisted of my "scribbling" a

Gratifying to know that I have reached a person or two. As can be deduced from the "part 1" of the title, there is more to come. All the best.

This is totally cool. There is no one around here with whom I can have this kind of "conversation." However, it's Saturday (errand day), and I can't take the two or three hours that I would require

No, knowledge does not equal belief, but I didn't say that it did. In addition, while I made no claim that faith equals belief, I did imply that faith and belief walk hand in hand, an accurate statement,