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Artificial Intelligence
With the increase of artificial intelligence, some are starting to float the possibility that AI may get too big for its britches, and take over human roles, forcing mankind off the edge of the …
History
Lessons I’ve drawn from recent or older historical events.
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Power of Prayer
When I cleaned houses, after a long day at work I would come home and ask Andrew why one family needed so many bathrooms? There was one house, I used to clean that was 7,500 …
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This little light of mine
Did you know that 2 Hezekiah 3:18 commands that the faithful “shall first boil the eggs, and then shall obtain the bright dyes and shall paint them. Then, they shall hide them around just as …
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Temple of Heaven
Living in Taiwan, I learned to read most of the Chinese characters by watching movies with subtitles. I only remember enough of the language to hurt myself, but I do remember that many of the Chinese …
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Fighting Irish
That time is coming for us all to don our ugly, green argyle socks. If you don’t, little green leprechauns will be pinching your arm all day. Did you know St. Patrick’s favorite color was …
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Time is ticking
Father time is interesting to me; like ‘The Matrix’, time governs our lives. Many homes have a clock in every room of the house. Many of us wear miniature clocks on our wrist. Now we …
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The Nick of Time
Twas the history before ‘Twas the night before Christmas’: Adam and Eve didn’t have belly-buttons and Santa Claus never celebrated Christmas. Now I know what you’re thinking: Isn’t Santa a myth? Though I was never …
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Crossing the pond
A nine year old boy searches for crabs among the rocks as the tide rolls away from the shore, the little boy squints his eyes, trying to spot the crabs in the orange glow of …
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Before the ‘Red Wave’.
Does anybody else feel like the future of our country, democracy, and even mankind, even life as we know it, is hanging in the balance? Going to be honest: I grew a bit while preparing …
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An Act of War
In the small Ukrainian village of Annovka, Lydia hurried home from school as the wind carried clouds of black artillery smoke across what had been a blue sky. She was five years old when the …