The Possible

Something I read this morning referenced Paul Johnson’s ā€œ Modern Times: The World from the Twenties to the Nineties (1992), specifically the chapter America’s Suicide Attempt, about the late 60s and their sequelae. These days, everybody’s talkin Saigon, the helicopters from the roof of the embassy. Memory tends to collapse events, I have found. In … Continue reading The Possible

Haiti Has No Home Here

2010. Disastrous earthquake in Haiti. Billions of dollars given by generous Americans. I thought it should have been more than enough money to restore the Haitians to the conditions under which they had been living, which was in huts made of cement blocks and green corrugated plastic roofing. Really that couldn’t have been too difficult. … Continue reading Haiti Has No Home Here

Preprandial Epiphany: saving our Country before dinner

I just have a few minutes before I hafta cook dinner, but I need to share: I’m writing an article on Prez Nideb’s determined attempt to eliminate single family zoning in America’s suburbs. As usual I surround any issue I decide to write about by reading a plethora of related articles until I realize I … Continue reading Preprandial Epiphany: saving our Country before dinner