The Bodyguard
“Ignorance is the parent of fear.” –Melville Winston Churchill once talked about the truth having...
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Tag: spirituality
Self-Reliance
Especially in these topsy turvy times, connecting with others of like mind from time to time is...
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Looking Past Your Own Nose
“History will be kind to me, for I intend to write it.” – Winston Churchill The year: 1978. Dr....
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No Mama Kitty, You Can’t Go Out There
Frank Morris, a hardened con with a history of prison breaks, is sent to serve the rest of his...
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Resurrection
Don’t let the title of this column lead you astray. One might assume it’s an Easter missive...
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History Lesson
One of the saddest lessons of history is this: If we’ve been bamboozled long enough, we tend to...
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The Making of a Slave & The Key to Freedom
This article seeks to underscore genetic influences in relation to human mechanisms, based upon...
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Hot Hot Hot!
Unless you’ve been living in a cave lately, you’re likely aware of the extreme heat Beaufort –...
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Road to Faith
There are roads you take and roads you avoid; roads that are widely written about (Route 66) and...
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Monolithium
Your emotions can lie to you about the action plans you need to make then take. Vigilantism is...
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The Inclusive Nature of Reality
Lightening ripples across the afternoon sky like bottled up electricity attempting to break free...
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“Sir, It’s Just Lasagna”
A snap of the fingers aggrandized by a contemptuous and pretentiously unencumbered disposition...
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Speeding To a Red Light
There exists a propensity towards the mundane integrated within the teachings of masters to their...
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A Timely Tome for a Sigh of Relief
The 30 Day Guide to Inner Peace, by Jared Madison “These are the times that try men’s...
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You Don’t Have a Purpose
By Jared Madison Gazing out into the dark abyss of a star filled night, the mind may deeply...
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Simplexity
“When you get to the fork in the road, take it.” – Yogi Berra What would it feel like to get...
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The Boy Who Lived…and Lived…and Lived…
By the time you read this, we’ll have had our Harry Potter books in our hot little hands for several days. While you may have finished yours already, I almost certainly have not; I’m the slow, savoring type. If you see me on the street, hands over my ears, babbling incoherently, looking neither left nor right, please don’t take offense. I’m in lockdown mode ‘til I finish the book, determined to avoid spoilers of any sort. As I began this column, some 48 hours before the book’s release, I was already steering clear of cyberspace, where some scoundrel had reportedly leaked Deathly Hallows days in advance. (That’s vintage Voldemort right there!) My friend K, also a Potterite, is a speed-reading freak of nature. I’m not taking her calls at the moment.
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Celebrate with Catering by Debbi Covington
