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I’m sick in more ways than one, readers. I’ve got to do something about my intense fears. They’re keeping me from living a normal life. I have to deal with my issues. For now, I’m shutting down this blog. This URL will no longer be valid in a couple of days. You can find me [...]

There’s no limit to what humans will do to avoid accountability. They will contort themselves into all sorts of strange and horrible positions to deny the existence of a God who’ll one day judge them for what they’ve done to themselves and to others. Darwinian evolution, the absurd theory that magnificent life is based on [...]

Wouldn’t want it any other way. If you’re able, give to Operation Family Fund.

Anyone who’s read my blog for a while (or the About page) knows I loathe the term “African American.” It’s not a proper way to describe black Americans. I think it’s inaccurate, insulting, and a poor attempt to connect with a lost past. (Also see a post titled, “African-American Canadians.”) I am an American of [...]

One of my Facebook friends tagged me in this meme. Here goes: 1. I’m afraid of heights and large bodies of water. Standing too close to either makes my knees weak. (I have a similar reaction merely thinking about it.) 2. Although I love to write and believe God’s purpose for me at this (unmarried) [...]

Embarrassing doesn’t quite capture the essence of what you end up doing and saying when you’re sloshed. I should know. I spent 12 years trying to stay sloshed. Some people can handle alcohol. I can’t ever go there again. E. Curtissa Cofield, a judge in Hartford, Connecticut, “showed out,” as we say in the vernacular, [...]

Special thanks to reader Julia G, who sent two books from my Amazon wish list: The Politically Incorrect Guide to Women, Sex and Feminism The Politically Incorrect Guide to the South (and Why It Will Rise Again) A few years ago, I was reluctant to post a link to my Amazon list of wishes. Guess [...]