I’m being pedantic this week over a touchy subject.
Writing
The Ultimate Injustice of The Death Penalty
No executed person has ever committed another crime—but no wrongfully executed person has ever been brought back to life. That’s the problem with the death penalty: you can free the innocent from prison, but you can’t open the grave once the state gets it wrong.
Hard Drives and Hard Lessons: Thunderbird on the New PC
The final stages of setting up the new computer, plus windy weather, and reflecting on 20 years of blogging.
Hobbies That Shaped Me: A Journey Through Passion and Time
Over the years, my hobbies have ranged from building models to riding motorcycles and diving into genealogy. Each has brought me joy in different ways—crafting, adventure, and uncovering family stories. While some have faded, my passion for discovery and creation remains as strong as ever.
Reflections In The Snow: A Journey Down Winter’s Memory Lane
Snowy hills, frozen lakes, and a thrilling snowmobile ride define my favorite winter memories.