When I was a kid, I liked to build model airplanes and other vehicles. I didn’t make lots and lots of them, but I do remember building an F-16 and some Navy warships from some Revell kits, popping the pieces out of the plastic connectors... [Continue Reading]
In 2016, after the election, the coastal mainstream media expended lots of ink and pixels trying to figure out what happened. How did all these silent Trump supporters fly under the radar to elect such a clearly “unqualified” candidate... [Continue Reading]
Whatever you think about whether the most recent election was conducted fairly and above board (and I am less certain than many friends and family that something nefarious did happen), what is clear is that Big Tech is intent on making it clear that... [Continue Reading]
This is what languages sound like to the people who don’t speak those languages. What makes this effective is that he’s essentially speaking nonsense words, but the tone and melody and accent are what carry it.
On this week’s episode, while Melanie recovers from minor surgery, Dom welcomes their eldest daughter Isabella to the show to find out more about one of these Betts they’re raising, discussing her interests, books she’s reading... [Continue Reading]
Massachusetts politics used to be known as a hot bed of corruption, graft, and dirty favors. Well, not maybe not “used to be”, but it’s at least less open today. This tale of how once fearsome New England Mafia boss Ray Patriarca... [Continue Reading]
A good wife is a treasure given to you by God and a wise husband helps her flourish. When I was looking at the readings for this Sunday (the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time), at first I was confused by the selection. The first reading is from Proverbs... [Continue Reading]
In this Facebook video, Ben Shapiro talks about why he’s leaving California, the state he was born in, lived in all his life, and loves as one of the most beautiful places in the world. Massachusetts isn’t that bad yet, but it’s... [Continue Reading]
I have not downloaded or read the McCarrick Report. I have barely read any news reports about it. This is a big change for this blog. Fifteen years ago, I would have felt it my duty to read and comment on it as soon as it was available, letting all... [Continue Reading]
I’ve worked from home in various ways for over two decades, exclusively so from 1996 to 2007, a few days a week from 2016 to 2018, and then full-time again from 2018 and on. In all that time working from home I’ve been more productive... [Continue Reading]