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Tag Archives: health
What’s It Worth To You?
Before coming into work today I had a couple of medical appointments. First, there was a trip to LabCorps. I figured that with Covid happening as it is, that there would be better parking than usual, and to a certain … Continue reading
Book Review: Why Am I Not Healed?
Why Am I Not Healed? (When God Promised), by Glen Berteau [Note: This book was provided free of charge by Chosen Books in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.] Questions about divine healing have … Continue reading
Travel Planning In The Time Of Coronavirus
Let me assure you that as a seasoned globetrotter that 2020 has presented some of the strangest situations as far as travel that I have yet to experience personally in seeking to make plans. There is a passage in James … Continue reading
Don’t Touch My Water, Or, How To Radicalize Your Essential Employees
This morning when I arrived at work I found that the break room had a sign on the door that said that until further notice the breakroom, including the water dispensers, was closed until further notice as part of the … Continue reading
Keep Your Virtue Signalling To Yourself
If you are active on social media, you have likely been faced with this message, and if you are an asshole, you may have posted the message yourself. For those who are not aware, this sort of post is an … Continue reading
The Hidden Power Of Assumptions
It has never surprised me that Abraham Lincoln was so deeply interested as an adult in Euclidian geometry. Admittedly, few people share that fascination as geometry is viewed frequently as being deadly dull. But there is one essential thing that … Continue reading
Just Because You’re Paranoid Doesn’t Mean They Aren’t Out To Get You
Those who have studied the history of American politics, people like Bernard Bailyn, for example, have long understood the appeal of the paranoid style of politics within the United States. While many have lamented this tendency, it is a fairly … Continue reading
The New Normal
Yesterday I had the opportunity to listen to a much-hyped message that sought to present the experience that we are having during these days of Coronavirus as some kind of new normal that we might have to adjust ourselves too. … Continue reading
Book Review: The Miracle Of Olive Oil
The Miracle Of Olive Oil: Practical Tips For Health, Home & Beauty, by Dr. Penny Stanway I enjoy olive oil as much as (or more than) most people, but this book really went above and beyond when it came to … Continue reading
On Hitting The Wrong Target
In the course of traveling both last week in the interests of car repair [1] as well as back home and around my usual errands and traveling to and from work, I have noticed an increasing tendency on the part … Continue reading
