Facebook, your days are numbered.
Again, I find myself cursing not only the evil, evil ways of Facebook but also myself for still using the service. As I described it earlier today, I feel like Continue Reading →
Category Archives: commentary
Shop Local for the Season
Heck, you should shop local all the time, but this year, when big banks and big corporations are making a big mess of things, how about we support local/independent businesses, Continue Reading →
About Choice
I hesitate to write this but apparently in 2011 the world is not done with the debate over abortion. Yesterday, there was a very obvious protest on campus waged a Continue Reading →
Thankful for Their Words
Growing up, I was surrounded by books, by writers. My parents not only read to me but were (and are) avid readers. It made sense that I followed their lead. Continue Reading →
Unoccupied
We did not attend the Occupy Victoria/Public Assembly of Victoria rally today but by all accounts it was peaceful and reasonable. Mat Wright took some great photos; here’s some more Continue Reading →
Talk Talk book review
Talk Talk by T.C. Boyle My rating: 3 of 5 stars Dana Halter’s life is thrown out of control after her identity is stolen. Her ability to sort things out Continue Reading →
Occupy Victoria
As the Occupy Wall Street (OWS) movement shifts across borders, grows and develops, a group in Victoria has been working toward its own Occupation. (The two folks to the right Continue Reading →
The ebb tide continues
Since proclaiming that I was going to spend less time on social media and do other stuff it seems like everyone around me is doing the same. People who used Continue Reading →
Newsflash: Premier has BOOBS.
Apparently, even though the gender of our current Premier has been clear from the beginning, the fact that she has BOOBS was not. Yesterday, the biggest non-news story ever erupted Continue Reading →
Passion: that’s a funny word
This year which has seen me dive head-first into the Purpose Party and the personal exploration that goes with it, has brought a few terms into focus (the same way Continue Reading →