With Congress talking about sending every American a check, I thought I should propose an idea that would get money to those most likely to need it, those most likely to be hurt by coronavirus, and would be relatively easy to implement. I will next share the idea. Then, I will discuss its pros and… Continue reading Getting Money to Those Most Needing it
Category: My Life
Update on my Resolutions for March
It’s time for an update on my resolutions for the new year. It’s not a very good one.
Ufi Update for March Seventh
It has been a little while since I gave an update about Ufi. So, here is the latest. This time, there is a surprise in the Ufi update.
My Lyft Drivers Reminded me why Bernie Must Win
Yesterday was a rainy day in the Portland area. Looking forward to attending a meeting with some fellow members of our local chapter of Democratic Socialists of America, I was distracted from thoughts of website accessibility (the topic we were going to discuss). I was thinking about how I was going to get to the… Continue reading My Lyft Drivers Reminded me why Bernie Must Win
Ufi and I are Having a Good Weekend
Since Ufi is way more popular than me, we will start by talking about him.
Reviewing Eugen V. Debs Speaks
Eugene Debs is the most famous American socialist. He ran for president several times around the beginning of the 20th century as a socialist. Around 1912, the Socialist Party had hundreds-of-thousands of members nationwide. Several mayors were elected under the Socialist Party banner and Debs got hundreds-of-thousands of votes during his runs for the presidency.… Continue reading Reviewing Eugen V. Debs Speaks
Update on Ufi and Me
In this update I will discuss my brother’s birthday and the nice Day Ufi and I had.
February Update on my Resolutions
Here is an update on my resolutions for this year.
Ufi is Hanging in There
It has been a couple of weeks, I think, since I posted an update about Ufi. Since posts about him are the most read on here, I thought it was time for an update. Amazingly, he is still doing pretty well. It has been more than seven months since his cancer diagnosis and he is… Continue reading Ufi is Hanging in There
Reviewing Vector
Robin Cook’s Vector is in the Jack Stapleton Lauri Montgomery series. Like all the books in the series I have read, Vector was educational and entertaining. Yuri Davydof was a technician in the Soviet Union’s bioterrorism program. After time spent in prison, he made his way to the United States. Driving a cab, married to… Continue reading Reviewing Vector