George Anders I picked up two books on Thursday evening. The first, by George Anders, is a good read. Started it yesterday and was...

“The desperadoes and thieves of today were school boys ten years ago, and if society is ever to find complete protection against such...

Last Friday, over breakfast, my wife shared with me an amusing and insightful story. Seems a group of people were walking home late one...

A few days ago, a friend’s broker called him with this piece of advice: Go to cash! For many years, this has been good advice. When in...

I spent this afternoon in a steady drizzle, clearing a patch of lawn for re-seeding. Perhaps seven feet by twelve feet, this area had...

Yesterday evening, the girls and I were out walking Bella. A beautiful day it was, warm but not too hot. Not so humid as we’ve seen...

Al Kaltman This is one of many books I’ve picked up over the years but hadn’t gotten around to reading. A deceptively easy read, this...

Gregory Zuckerman Just before 2:00 this morning, I finished and closed this book by Gregory Zuckerman. A real page-turner. Lots to think...

A friend recently linked to a Doug Casey piece entitled, “Charity? Humbug!” It’s worth a read, if only to understand my vehement...

I first kissed a girl in Kindergarten in 1962. Her name was Linda. It was ‘circle time’. We were all gathered around in a semi circle in...

If you’re itching for a ‘think’, step forward. We’re about to take a bit of a stroll around the barn, but there is a point to it, so...

Friends, As Blaise Pascal once wrote, "I apologise that this letter is so long. I did not have the time to make it short." A long, long...