• Adam’s Dilantin

    As far as I can remember, my brother Adam had always been hyper. Many times I recall my parents shouting, “Adam, sit down!” “Adam, be quiet!” or “Adam, pay attention!” After a while it drove my folk’s nuts and they sought medical help at the recommendation of the Del Norte County Unified School District. Adam…

  • Two Roses

    Jus’ before bed, I took the dog outside. While standing by the garage door, next to our rose bushes, I was touched with the idea to clip one and take it into our bedroom for my wife. Since she was already asleep, I grabbed a glass and filled it with water and placed the rose…

  • Life Lesson #3

    Stop lying to yourself. You can lie to anyone else in the world, but you can’t lie to yourself. Our lives improve only when we take chances, and the first and most difficult chance we can take is to be honest with ourselves.

  • God Bless You

    When I was a kid, our next-door neighbor, Charles Coke told me when a person sneezed that opened the body to invasion by the Devil. Therefore, it was not only polite but an act of faith to say “God bless you” or “bless you” to ward off evil. I say it automatically anytime I hear…

  • Our U.S. Media is Corrupt

    Let me jus’ put it out there – the media in this country is neither fair, impartial nor ethical. It’s full of bigoted people whose points of view are continually on display, corrupting the truth. An unarmed Michael Brown, a Black 18-year-old died Saturday, August 9th after being shot by Darren Wilson, a white police officer…

  • Acception or the Rule

    Recently I heard a news story about how the ‘People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals’ is offering a reward of up to $15,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a man who kicked a squirrel off the edge of the Grand Canyon in a video that has gone viral. Its acts…

  • Life Without Parole for Keon Park

    “A 22-year-old man on Friday was sentenced to life without parole for killing his brothel boss in December 2010,” reads the lead sentence of the story from the Las Vegas Review-Journal. They are writing about my friend Keon Park who pleaded guilty in May to first-degree murder, kidnapping, robbery and other charges for killing Young…

  • Secular

    We think of our work lives as secular. However or job environment is our ministry. Everyday, every hour and every minute belongs to God. Do everything for the glory of God, even the secular. The secular is sacred if used to glorify God. Culture is secular because is sin and man-made. Meet sinners were they are.…

  • Being in Congress is Good Business for Nancy Pelosi

    California Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi directed more than a billion dollars in subsidies to a light rail project that benefitted a company her husband is a major investor in. ‘Salesforce’ paid $278 million for 14 acres in Mission Bay in 2010, from Alexandria Real Estate Equities. Pelosi’s husband Paul’s holdings in ‘Salesforce’ amount to between $500,000…

  • Catharsis

    The death of Robin Williams surprised millions. The fact that he died at his own hand came as shock to thousands who have lived through such deaths of a loved one. I am one of those and through Williams’ death I have found a cathartic healing and am suddenly able to see my brother’s problems…