My mid-life crisis is shot down before it has a chance to blossom into full flower.

The benefits of gentlemanly debate, literary honesty, intellectual courage and the bobcat logic of a California mink farmer.

Love and hate, an old car and a young wife.

A look at three books written by Douglas Reed and the Siamese twins, Religion and History.

Tribute to a Louisiana teacher who set this boy back on the right road.

Examining Nietzsche through mesquite smoke. Philosophically pulled- prose.

Cherokee Swede’s Cayoosh Pie Recipe or A Texan in Lillooet encounters Aussie Meat Pie, shakes its hand and introduces it to the Bayou.

How I learned to bridge the inter-generational empathy gap between co-workers in a variety of employment scenarios using Bobcat Logic.

Accidentally discovering Yuggen in the 21st Century.

How I was blessed to deliver a special message forty years after a war.

I state my respect here for you, Mother and thank you and my Father for my chance at life.

A horseback ride along the Möbius strip of human history, pondering the Relativity of Wisdom, from before never to after forever.

A look at the genesis, adaptation, mutation and classification of religions.

Two kinds of snow, two kinds of teachers, chips, giggles and two kinds of spanakopita with the aim of opening the third sphincter.

A bayou boy meets Lata Mangeshkar up on North Vancouver's Lynn Creek.

A true ghost story from 1970’s Nanaimo where something is not quite right with an old house on Harewood Rd.

How I came to learn my Cherokee clan membership, Aniwaya.

Beethoven in a waterfall. The strength of gentleness, the wisdom of disobedience, a whiff of vindaloo and the intrepid walking firs.

Speculations on the demolition of the James Bell Tavern, the US Bill of Rights and some “curiously strong peppermints.”

A look at the yin and yang of good and evil in the human experience. Probable medical causes and possible spiritual cures.

How I came to wear those little bells on my key-chain.