Another year begins with undefeated Michigan teams, a Gotcha Day anniversary, and that strange week where time loses all meaning. There are plans and goals ahead—writing, reading, fixing things—but motivation, as always, remains the big question.
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Censuses, Carpenters, and the Myth of the Lonely Manger
From Roman censuses to Christmas traditions, this post questions long-held assumptions about Jesus’s birth, family, and history—then wanders through football, weather gadgets, and a year’s worth of reflection and surprises.
School Days And Legal Battles
This week marked the start of school for Diana and the grandchildren. Meanwhile, in the legal world, a significant victory in Michigan and a troubling case of forfeiture abuse in Indiana caught my attention.
Heartfelt Kindness, Legal Precedents, And A Scandalous Government Action
Michigan sets a dangerous precedent with a manslaughter prosecution. A Michigan township tries to block a new cemetery for no reason. And I finally made contact with the neighbors from Thanksgiving.
The Complicated Reality of Felony Murder: Unraveling Injustice
This week, I share excitement over a newfound genealogical connection, debate football ethics, and discuss complex felony murder cases.