Monday, July 21, 2014
Police Beat - Markesan, Wisconsin
Here's another installment of small-town crime details. I think the first report especially speaks of the kindness that lives in little cities. Remember to hum the march from "Dragnet" after you read each item... (Thanks again to the writers at Markesan Regional Reporter.)
Sunday, July 20, 2014
"Begin Again" a fun movie for all those who love music
It's about writing music, singing music, playing music, arranging music, producing music, recording music, selling music.
It's also about various ways to sell out. Or not to sell out.
Goodbye Jimmy Bum
Heard the news first thing this morning: James Garner died at age 86.
Aw dang. I know that no one can live forever, but it was nice knowing that James Garner occupied the same planet.
Thursday, July 17, 2014
Calling All Horses, Second Edition, is Published
I'm happy to announce the publication of the second edition of my first book, Calling All Horses. I have added and rearranged a few things inside the book, and there's a cool new cover designed by Karen Cluppert of Not Just Words. I offer the book for $0.99 on Kindle and $8.99 as a paperback through Amazon.com. Like my most recent book, Dessert First, it's full of slices of life - a nice book to pick up and read before bed. Here is a summer-y excerpt from the book, first published in 1993:
We just came back from
six days at Long Lake and I can still feel the aaaahhhhhhhhhh of it.
Monday, July 14, 2014
Tearing down the barn
Police Beat - Markesan, Wisconsin
Things have been hopping in the little city of Markesan, Wisconsin. Reading crime reports up there is kind of refreshing to those of us who hail from bigger towns. The report below is thanks to reporting in the Markesan Regional Reporter....
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
Death for Death: Can it Ever End?

First: Two Palestinian boys (ages 16 and 17) are killed by an Israeli soldier.
Then: Three Israeli teen boys (ages 16, 16, and 19) are kidnapped and murdered.
Then: A 16-year-old Palestinian boy is killed, burned alive.
For years, I have thought about the rather cryptic saying by A.J. Muste: "There is no way to peace. Peace is the way." At first I didn't understand it. But I think I get it now. Peace will come only when people say "ENOUGH."
It is time for Israelis and Palestinians to say ENOUGH.
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