See you in the funny papers

Well folks, since Free Comic Book Day is soon to be upon us (this weekend, in fact), I figured that I’d take a few minutes and look at some comic… strips that I’d like to put forward for public consideration, some of which you will in fact find in comic book or paperback format at your local comic...

Beauty and the devil

Sometimes it takes forever to get me out of an art museum. When I’m at an art museum observing a painting, I look at the whole thing first. If I especially like it, I’ll step up for a closer look and take in the colors, the brush strokes, images in the painting. Details can be a beautiful thing.

No Trump is not a neocon

With U.S. missiles flying in Syria, the “mother of all bombs” exploding in Afghanistan and an aircraft carrier strike group heading toward North Korea, has there been a revolution in President Donald Trump’s foreign policy?

To Mary and Lou

I’m a student again.  I know I’ve mentioned this recently, but it bears repeating. The teacher is now the student, and sometimes I don’t like it very much.

Have your cake and eat it too!

By Stephanie Beveridge Stephaniebeveridge.com   When switching to a HealthyAF (and fit) lifestyle you must remember portion control is important. Even healthy foods can make your weight loss plateau if you overindulge. One of the best HealthyAF secrets is making a treat in a mug!

Websites for writers

Last fall I shared some websites that I feel would assist people who are obtaining an education. After a few conversations, I’ve decided to follow it up by sharing a few websites I feel might be of assistance to aspiring fiction writers.  #1 – Hero Machine 2.5 http://www.heromachine.

Things to do in April

Houseplants can be moved outdoors as temperatures warm up. Those outgrowing their pots can be moved to a larger container and the now empty one can be used for another plant. With increased air movement and brighter light, these plants will need to be watered more frequently.

The charmed life of a frontier lawman

A  Texan for three years and a Ranger for less than one, Jeff Milton survived his baptism of gunfire on Apr. 25, 1881 just as he would many other brushes with death in the years to come.

The Russian Stooge

T he circumstantial evidence is mounting that the Kremlin succeeded in infiltrating the U.S. government at the highest levels.   How else to explain a newly elected president looking the other way after an act of Russian aggression? Agreeing to a farcically one-sided nuclear deal?