Phases of the ISS
2013-11-14 – I am on a mailing list to receive notices of when the International Space Station will be visible from where I live. The ISS is generally visible for […]
Tag Archives: Nature
Global Questions
2013-10-29 – You listen to people of faith. You listen to people of science. And you hear the same stuff. Talk about beginning. Talk about ends. Talk about how we […]
Hernia? Jesus!
2013-10-01 – Happy Diogenes Day! If you’ve been reading my blog recently, you know that today is the day for celebrating truth telling. But I’ve written enough on the subject […]
Rogers Park
2013-08-29 – Rogers Park is a sports park. Indian Boundary Park is a strolling park, with paths and a little pond. But Rogers Park is a sports park. The east […]
Phases of the Moon
2013-08-27 – It is now dark when I leave the house in the morning. There was a bit of a haze in the sky this morning, so there were no […]
On Your Left
2013-08-25 – I’ve written about this before, but I have to do it again. I hate bicyclists who say “on your left” as they overtake you on shared paths in […]
Summer Snooze Song
2013-05-10 – (I found this in some old notes. Wrote it Tuesday, July 3, 1990.) Humid, frigid air from Whining humming bees who Throb and drone a lovely Siren […]
A Murder of Crows
2013-04-29 – Thomas Hobbes had a dim view of nature, seeing life in nature as “solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short.” The amazing thing about people who pontificate about nature is that […]
Magnolias in Bloom
2013-04-28 – I was going to stop my Sunday posts to make time for other writing projects. But you know what they say: If you see something, say something. Okay, […]
Acting Naturally.
2013-03-11 – Yesterday’s blog about the similarities (or differences) in the bodily functions and behaviors of dogs and humans got me thinking about the debate over vegetarianism (in whatever […]
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