Month: February 2023

It’s a one-word line from the 1997 movie Starship Troopers based on a Robert Heinlein novel of the same name circa 1960. I recall attending […]

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I’ve recently been fantasizing about having friends over for blue crabs and bugs (crawdads). I know, it’s a paltry fantasy. When I was younger, my […]

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I just saw a bit of video from one of the House majority’s Grievance and Vengeance committees. It was MTG complaining about how Twitter had […]

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Liberal pundits reporting on a variety of conservative initiatives regarding women, immigrants, LGBTQ+ rights, minorities and other culture war issues often refer to the cruelty […]

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Sometimes my astronomical images look more like smudges than actual objects – planetary nebulae and comets, for example. Here is a stack of eight, 2-minute […]

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My father was a big fan of war movies. It wasn’t the violence but rather the drama and the heroic male figures that he liked. […]

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I went to bed last night thinking about Menudo. This morning, Susan went to El Jacalito for Menudo and Huevos Mexicanos takeout. The Menudo, the […]

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It has been a few months since I prepared a dinner of shrimp Alfredo, and I decided to remedy that tonight. The shelves at my […]

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Here is Dr. Paul Klotman’s Week 150 update on the COVID pandemic. The highlights are: One thing that Dr. Klotman’s excellent update does not mention […]

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You likely recognize the first words of the USPS Postal worker’s creed. Today is the first mail delivery that we have had in three days. […]

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