I played racquetball again tonight. This is the second time I’ve played now since my arm has healed from the break. Friday night was good. Tricia and I played a match and there was no pain. Though my arm was a bit sore on Saturday.
So tonight Tricia and I played doubles with the Konshaks. We [...]

Today is Priesthood Sunday in the United States. Catholics around the country are offering thanks and recognition to those men who have answered God’s call to serve. I had never heard of Priesthood Sunday until this year (it was only started a few years ago). But I’ll tell you, it’s opened my eyes, and made [...]

It was 38 days ago that I broke my arm on the racquetball court. My healing has gone well and I played again tonight for the first time in over 5 weeks. It felt good to be back on the court. Tricia and I played a match, and while I tended to take it easy [...]

I just finished writing my blog entry about a middle school handing out contraceptives to 11-year-olds. And now I’m writing about another equally ridiculous program being considered in San Francisco.
On Thursday, October 18, the San Francisco public health department co-sponsored a symposium about a site in Vancouver where 700 users a day inject narcotics under [...]

Sometimes I find it hard to be proud to be an American. Alright, well, perhaps that’s too strong a statement. But it sure is my initial reaction when I hear about these unbelievable stories of policies here in the United States.
On Wednesday, October 17, the Portland (Maine) School Committee approved a plan to distribute contraceptives [...]

If you want to get a driver’s license in New York, you must prove your identity, date of birth, fitness to drive, and you must present a Social Security Card for identification. But if Governor Eliot Spitzer has his way, the requirement of a Social Security Card will go away (Google search). He claims that [...]