Famous Watches I Have Known: a Photoblog
When I bought my first Seiko in 1978, I had no idea that a fellow USAF pilot, Colonel William Pogue, had worn one like it in space just a few years earlier.
Surprise after Surprise
It’s going to be a race between optimism and hate, and in spite of ample evidence to the contrary I think there’s more good in us than bad. Kamala can and will win. Thank you, Joe, for doing the right thing. Go, Kamala!
Remembering Leni Riefenstahl
Resentment, revenge, racism. Where would Republicans be without the three Rs?
Horsefeathers
How childish do you have to be to insist on setting off fireworks ten days after the 4th of July just because you weren’t here for the main event?
Too Perfect?
One thing I know, we can’t believe anything we’re told, nor, these days, shown.
Just Cut around It
If you’ve a sharp eye you’ll notice my watch is on the wrong wrist.
And the Rockets’ Red Glare
Hey, it’s the 4th of July!
What We Debate When We Debate About Debating
Like a lot of you, I watched last week’s debate between President Biden and the Electoral College-installed former president with dismay.