This is a story about someone who collects a bunch of "projects" which never get finished. Any resemblance to persons living or dead is purely coincidental.

I the book of Romans Paul suggests that "all things work together for good to those that love God."  I probably heard this verse a thousand times before I realized the philosophical difficulty of taking it seriously.  How can things work together for good and still be bad?  Join me as I seek an answer to that question.

When winter is fading it is always fun to find people who are looking through their new seed catalog.  This story is about gardening and many other things.

Using a theory of self worth that has emerged over the last two decades  of observing people in and out of jail, I consider how one might best  attempt to improve his or her self worth.

Using a theory of self worth that has emerged over the last two decades  of observing people in and out of jail, I consider how one might best  attempt to improve his or her self worth.

Using a theory of self worth that has emerged over the last two decades of observing people in and out of jail, I consider how one might best attempt to improve his or her self worth.

I started considering the second commandment from a descriptive  perspective and found some unexpected richness in what seemed like a  command that was of increasing irrelevance in the modern world.

I started considering the second commandment from a descriptive  perspective and found some unexpected richness in what seemed like a  command that was of increasing irrelevance in the modern world.

I started considering the second commandment from a descriptive  perspective and found some unexpected richness in what seemed like a  command that was of increasing irrelevance in the modern world.

I started considering the second commandment from a descriptive perspective and found some unexpected richness in what seemed like a command that was of increasing irrelevance in the modern world.