Peggy Gordon, R.I.P.
In the late ’90s, Terri and I made our first trip to Tennessee to adopt our wonderful Spanish Water Dog,
My musings on topics of the day including but not limited to Hebrew Bible, Healthcare, and the occasional political blast
In the late ’90s, Terri and I made our first trip to Tennessee to adopt our wonderful Spanish Water Dog,
Dear Friends, This is a repeat but I think necessary note about my posts which are received via email. As
In the late ’90s, Terri and I made our first trip to Tennessee to adopt our wonderful Spanish Water Dog,
Dear Friends, This is a repeat but I think necessary note about my posts which are received via email. As
This issue turned up in one of my social media conversations, and I think it deserves a bit more explanation,
I had one of those “only in the universe of social media” events today, and I don’t mean that in
The election of Zohran Mamdani keeps yielding interesting points for conversation. The opposition to Mamdani is boiling over with denunciations
The Mamdani election continues to yield a rich discussion of important issues, at least within the communities I’m involved with.
Tomorrow, as I write this, there are “off-year” elections throughout the USA, with most eyes focused on the mayoral election
One of the most distressing things to me of late is the destruction being wrought on a number of English
Dear Friends, This will be brief, and hopefully the last message of this sort I need to send out for
Dear Friends, It’s 5pm as I write this and I just returned from my first post-op appointment. I’m happy to
Dear Friends, I’ve updated a few of my friends via email and social sites, but I’ve neglected my friends here
I lost one of the most important people in my life a day or so ago. My dear friend, Ken
Dear Friends, I wrote a blog entry today about a topic in Hebrew language. As far as I can see,
Note: the Hebrew looks correct to me when read in the Blog, but the file exported to email turns all
We’re having another summer of major changes for our Marquette house–which we purchased some years ago as needing no renovations
[Note: I originally wrote this in 2016 but forgot to post it. Rereading it, I think it has some interest
Throughout my academic career I’ve encountered and dealt with a concept I call deliberate archaization. There seems to be a pervasive
Please forgive any accidental posts which look a bit strange. I’m still doing a little development of the blog, and
I awoke this morning to yet another advisory from the weather service of dangerous levels of air pollution here in
Sun has set up here in the USA northland that is the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. It’s time for me
In the late ’90s, Terri and I made our first trip to Tennessee to adopt our wonderful Spanish Water Dog, Nina de Amor, in the
This issue turned up in one of my social media conversations, and I think it deserves a bit more explanation, so I’ll do that here.
I had one of those “only in the universe of social media” events today, and I don’t mean that in a good way–which is sort
The election of Zohran Mamdani keeps yielding interesting points for conversation. The opposition to Mamdani is boiling over with denunciations of him as if he
The Mamdani election continues to yield a rich discussion of important issues, at least within the communities I’m involved with. One issue that concerns me
Tomorrow, as I write this, there are “off-year” elections throughout the USA, with most eyes focused on the mayoral election in New York City. That’s
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