They Share Without Being Trained
Looking back through a voyage of thirty-nine years. The journey hasn’t changed me much and now I have a ship’s cat.
A place to walk with trees
Looking back through a voyage of thirty-nine years. The journey hasn’t changed me much and now I have a ship’s cat.
A look at the medium of radio in its past, personal, present, peculiar, pernicious and predicted roles.
Hold, fold, walk or run. We cannot escape dealing with borders both spiritual and temporal.
Some Bobcat Logic on the dietary evolution of humans with a third eye upon the spiritual components of nutrition.
Peering through the fog of evolution at some of the characters we might encounter.
On believing lies, disbelieving truths, punk music diagnostics, cat wisdom and Sugarless Gum.
The benefits of gentlemanly debate, literary honesty, intellectual courage and the bobcat logic of a California mink farmer.
A look at three books written by Douglas Reed and the Siamese twins, Religion and History.
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.
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.
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.
Examining the comparative perception of "progress" through generations and the distorted lens of history.
A look at the Canadian government budgets, Vancouver money laundering and the global drug trade that asks, What if?"