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Boxing, Paul, and Me

“Yeah, of course I remember those days,” he said. “I was young and full of piss and vinegar. I thought I could conquer the

05 Feb

Trepidation was coursing through my body As I approached the front door. The spinning barber pole corkscrewed its way upward,

28 Dec

The colors are what struck me when I looked into the stands, As a million multicolor dots on a pointillist painting. There

10 Dec

I don’t think I’ve heard the word fascism thrown around as much as I have recently. It has been applied to both

18 Nov

The clinical term for non use of muscle and the accompanying decay of said muscle is atrophy. To be precise the definition is

13 Oct

I don’t know how they fell or how they lived But I can’t help noticing they are there. I wonder, as I contemplate the markers

14 Sep

A historic vote, no question. Great Britain voted on 6.23.2016 to leave the European Union. As this blog

15 Jul

I was recently at a football clinic in southern Illinois. For those unfamiliar, a football clinic is a

30 Apr

I was listening to Dr. Milton Rosenberg’s podcast on an examination of English literature. As

26 Jan

“The face of European civilization… will never again be what it is now. There is no way back from a multicultural

12 Jul