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Dr. Klotman’s address this week focuses on Europe, Omicron, the possible explanations for the odd evolution of Omicron, and what it’s going to take to […]

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When we are young, most of our interactions are with people whose acquaintance is either established or new to us. Meeting new people is a […]

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I read today that Josh Dugger was found guilty of possession of child pornography. We’re talking about a former icon of American Christianity, here. Then […]

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We are a dull and fearful people here in Texas.

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No, I’m not going to do a review of the collected works of the Marquis de Sade or E. L. James. Sadomasochism really isn’t my […]

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Those who teach marketing often say that for every customer who voices a concern, there are 24 more who remain silent. Some say more; others […]

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The “Arrowhead,” the “New Truth,” and just a light sprinkle of Clive Barker; that’s the South Korean series “Hellbound.” It’s playing on Netflix, and it […]

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We opened the hallway to the kittens yesterday. They had spent one night in the guest bathroom, and we wanted them to become comfortable in […]

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I read an interesting item on Medscape today. It was a report on health care workers doing online sex work to supplement or replace their […]

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Here’s Dr. Klotman’s weekly COVID update from Baylor College of Medicine. https://youtu.be/ZJb06RFUD0o The Omicron variant is probably everywhere by now; that’s just the effect of […]

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