I am in here.
It used to be that, when I’d first arrive in Boulder, it would not only not be difficult to get to sleep, but I’d have a difficult time waking up, and staying awake. Not so any longer: I lay awake for hours contemplating the geographical processes which formed the Madison Limestone formation outside my window, … Continue reading Continental Drift, and me
Well, okay, it’s not the crack of dawn. But it feels like it — especially when the cats spent the pre-dawn hours wrestling with each other all through the bedroom. Yes, I checked the floor for dead rodents. None. Getting the car fluffed out today — I must pour myself into the car and get … Continue reading The crack of dawn
Why there’s going to be further war: From Hugh Hewitt A hudna is a strategic ceasefire that allows time for Islamic forces to regroup before re-launching their military offensive. The first Muslim leader to execute a hudna and define the paradigm was the prophet Mohammed. If you want to know more about the first hudna, … Continue reading Hudna, and why there will be more war
Am I the only one worried about the war now occurring between Israel and Hezbollah/Lebanon? Of course not. But, over the past couple of years, I seem to have turned into something of a politically conservative blogger. I decided that it’s only fair to go see what “the other side” is thinking about the war. … Continue reading Worried as I am… am I the only one?
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