Communication, Race, and Culture (Part 1: The Scalpel)
Current news has not escaped my notice. But I've resisted making comments, because words are like a scalpel ...
Favorite Quotations, 11-20
Some people have a great memory for sports statistics – or names – or faces – or historical events. It seems I have a different aptitude: a penchant to remember quotations ...
Success and the Danger of Numbers
How do you define success? Most Americans tend to "crunch the numbers" to determine if they've been successful. But, are numbers really the best (or most appropriate) way to gauge success?
Deeper Thoughts
Perhaps you've heard of Jack Handy? He's the SNL oracle from decades ago, who would wax eloquent ... until the punchline. Then, the incongruity of his thoughts would elicit uproarious laughter. ...
Favorite Quotations, 1-10
Some people have a great memory for sports statistics or names or faces or historical events. It seems that I have a different ability: a penchant to remember quotations that I find meaningful or pithy ...
Celebrity or Obscurity?
Deep down, which do you crave: Celebrity (being known and flattered by all) or Obscurity (being unknown and hidden from all)? I'm afraid American Christians are intoxicated with a longing for celebrity-status. And it needs to die.