Month: July 2005

This is a letter my grandfather sent home just before landing in France in WWI (where he would lose his leg): On Board July 4, 1918 Dear Mamma and Grandma, When we first embarked I jotted down several impressions I wished to...

Happy 4th of July Everyone, welcome to the Froggy Bottom Cafe, where the Welcome Wagon is always parked, a good place to write your bio and Tell US About You!! I finally got the digital pics I snapped of my plants the other day,...

Below is an excerpt from a chapter I wrote on the creeds. I’m putting it in here as a meditation on what the Founding Fathers really thought about Christianity, Jesus, and the history of the church. What you read will not...

In “Parting the Veil of Government Secrecy,” IPSNet’s William Fisher tells the story of the Freedom of Information Act, 39 years old today. I can’t think of a more fitting birthday to celebrate on THIS...

Every parent wants their children to have a better life.  As a result, most parents will counsel their children to attend college.  However, this is a diminishing possibility for more and more Americans as tuitions...