Regressions…
When I was “retired” in late 2008 I really didn’t retire. I continued to try and occupy my days with a “job”. So it was that I began to build
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Author: Gary Boyd
Changing Circumstances
I have found myself spending much more time outside the past few weeks. Moving Trees It all started as I began to study my backyard to figure out where I
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Climate Changing
Anyone with a garden in Houston knows just how stingy the skies have been this spring. According to the Houston/Galveston National Weather Service office, the period from mid-February to April
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Happy Earth Day 2011
Today is Earth Day. A celebration of our Mother the Earth sometimes known as Gaea. My plan to celebrate the day is to spend a big part of it outside in
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San Jacinto Day
April 21, 1836…This is the day most Texans celebrate as Texas Independence Day even though that day is officially March 2nd when the Texas Declaration of Independence was signed at
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Patients Are Not Consumers – NYTimes.com
“The idea that all this can be reduced to money — that doctors are just people selling services to consumers of health care — is, well, sickening. And the prevalence
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Spring Road Trip
I decided to take a lunch run across the river a week or so ago. After eating my sack lunch with another eastern bluebird I wandered over to the nature
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Talk About a Coffee Spewing Moment
… columnist and former GOP presidential aide Pete Wehner notes, “now that he finds himself intellectually outmatched by Paul Ryan, chairman of the House Budget Committee, and in a precarious
