Smoke, Mirrors, and COVID-19
I keep reading stories about overworked healthcare professionals and shortages of equipment during this coronavirus crunch. I recognize the real strain that healthcare workers are feeling in certain population centers … Continue reading
Where The Envy Ends
It’s been a tough week. Last Sunday, I was enjoying the worship band at my church. The next day, the bass player was killed in a car crash. Yesterday, millions … Continue reading
In Asheville, Flooding
But Maw, what if the Lord AIN’T willing and the creek DOES rise??
The Fallacy of “Try It Before You Buy It”
Here’s another gift from Baby Boomers that apparently isn’t so enlightened after all, but has continued to guarantee decades of boundless heartache, doubt, transience, and disease to subsequent generations. I … Continue reading
Beaver Lake, Asheville, North Carolina, 8:00 A.M., October 23, 2018
The Obama Care Act Just Became $2.5 Billion Less Affordable
The Washington Examiner just reported that the federal government is balking on its payments to insurance carriers of Obamacare-compliant healthcare plans, payments built into the Affordable Care Act through, and … Continue reading
Ben Carson’s Blindness: Vaccination Hysteria
Dr. Ben Carson steps in it with his base over his position on mandatory vaccinations.
Why Ferguson Keeps Happening
Behind the uproar over recent incidents in Ferguson, Missouri, and support around the country over that uproar, is the same discontent that has fueled earlier protests, such as those in … Continue reading
Goodbye, Kate. Tomorrow Starts Without You.
Sunday night, November 23rd, 2014, we lost Kate Barnett in a traffic accident on a road trip with her boyfriend. She was pronounced dead at the scene. Sometimes I wonder … Continue reading
If South Carolina Can Come Out, So Can Jack And I!
So, as a modern, free-spirited American male, what do I think of same-sex marriage finally coming to South Carolina? I think it’s terrific, that’s what! http://bit.ly/1p1sNE7 Why, you ask? Well, … Continue reading