I keep reading about the problems people are having filling low-wage jobs right now. Those with class privilege have no problem pointing the finger at the current level of unemployment benefits and […]
It’s Not Them, It’s You
The GOP Hypocrisy Continues: Why Even Local Candidates Can’t Be Considered
My friend Alex wrote an excellent post a few days back about how he was a victim of the “cancel culture” right-wingers are currently wringing their hands about. You see, he was […]
The Difference Between Exploiting a Community and NIMBYism
In the White Mountains of New Hampshire, there was a long fight against the Northern Pass Project. The is was a private project to run high power transmission lines through the mountains […]
Please Refrain From “Counseling” Strangers on the Internet
I’d say that over the past few years, I’ve managed to cull people who I consider a detriment to my life. I enjoy discussions a lot, and I don’t mind having what […]
Corona Virus Diaries: February 15, 2021
Well, here we are. It’s more than a year since things went to hell in a handbasket. I was advocating for my son to be in the 1A group. He is immunocompromised […]
10 of the Worst Songs of All-Time
There are some times you look back on times in your life and wonder “what was I thinking?” I wonder if musicians do that about some of their popular songs? Let’s face […]
There’s Always been Identity Politics
There is so much of the last four years that could be written about. Every day it seemed like there was another event that was, at the very least, unethical by what […]
Sexual Assault in the Hospitality Industry
I saw it happen again tonight in one of my hotel worker groups. It’s the dirty little secret you aren’t warned about before you start working in hotels: sexual assault. It happens […]
Corona Virus Diaries: January 16, 2021 and Musings on the Last Two Weeks
It’s been a long time since I’ve written about COVID, but I thought about it every day, of course. Going to Disney World, you’re reminded constantly on property to wear a mask […]
“Wholesome” vs. Fiction vs. The Truth
I started reading the Little House books when I was in second grade, after receiving On The Banks of Plum Creek as a gift from a family friend at Christmas. I read […]
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