Monthly Archives: February 2011

I intended for this week’s post to be about air and water.  I still intend to post a piece about that, but something else occurred to me this morning. Today is my 58th birthday – and Liz Taylor’s 79th. I … Continue reading →

Last week, my post was about food, a basic requirement of life.  In the coming weeks, I will address other basics – clean air and water, energy consumption, and climate.  These are fundamental to our ability to sustain life.  But … Continue reading →

When was the last time you were hungry?  I mean really hungry, as in starving? I don’t know anyone who’s ever experienced starvation.  Most of the people I know, myself included, tend to take many things for granted, chief among … Continue reading →

When I started this blog, I intended to post once a week on something relevant to the four dimensions of our individual lives, with a 5th thrown in regarding our relationships.  But over the past few months, it has become … Continue reading →

If you pay any attention to the weather, then you know that the Dallas area has been in a deep freeze over the past week, along with many parts of the rest of the country. This is very unusual for … Continue reading →