Thoughts, Philosophy, Life and Love
Samuel Wright An odd thought came over me today. Not that today is any different than other days, I tend to have odd thoughts most days, just this one seemed odd enough to warrant getting a spot on my blog. We all hear and see the stories of vampires on TV, in books and on the big … Read more
Before I start, I need you, the reader, to understand that this is not a self help guide. It is not meant to be the key to help you out of your problem with depression. This is simply my story of how I cope and what I feel when I fall into my bouts of … Read more
I have never really understood smoking. I mean, I understand it from a physiological point of view in how it affects the body and the addiction it creates, that part is pretty easy to figure out. What I am talking about is the extremes that people will go through just so that they CAN smoke. … Read more
The following is based on my personal experience with the coffee mentioned. The author is in no way defaming the Dunkin’ Donuts name, or discouraging you, the reader, from buying said product and developing your own opinion. The Wife and I have been seeing all the hype and the commercials about Dunkin’ Donuts coffee, and … Read more
OK… So I go to the doctor today and get in there about ten minutes early. You would think that they like this kind of thing, especially since they, seemingly, have more important things to do than to wait around for you to show up late. Add to that that I try and be courteous … Read more
There was a time, and it was not really all that long ago, when a career meant something. If you went to work for a company, and you showed the dedication and commitment to your employer, then you could count on keeping your job for just about as long as you wanted to work. OK, … Read more
This morning I have happened upon a theory. I think the Culligan Man is stalking me. This morning, as I went through my usual morning ritual of getting my coffee and reading my email, I heard a loud bang and crash in front of my house. I looked out in time to see the Culligan … Read more
I am insignificant… at least in the eyes of most of the world. There may be some who would disagree with that statement, like my Mother, wife, relatives and, I hope, my friends. To the rest of the world, however, my life, and it’s passing, will remain largely unnoticed. There will be no state funerals, … Read more
I have gone back over this idea more times than I like. It is a hard topic for me because this is so personal for us all. It involves the detainees at Guantanamo and what rights they should and should not have. Because this is such a touchy subject, I am going to write this … Read more
Listening to Paul Harvey a few days ago, he told a poem about November. I wish I could recall the name of the poem and if you, reading this, happen to know the name, I would be pleased if you would share it with me. There is an electricity in the air this time of … Read more
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