The Curmudgeon philosophy and lifestyle.
For years I’ve been warning you about the dangers and futility of social media. I have t-shirts in my shop, some of them the very first designs, that talk about what is really the product in the Facebook world. Finally the truth has come out – read about it in mainstream media – and for […]
Recently some apes who shall remain un-named have been complaining about how difficult life is in the cold weather. Since I have been forced to become an indoor cat I really can’t get behind their point of view. I just have to make the best of a bad situation.
This is about the time of year when I’ve had enough of winter. As I was shoveling close to half a foot of snow off the drive yesterday I realized I’d lost count of the number of times I’ve shoveled. Not to mention the countless car windows I’ve scraped and frozen car doors I’ve worked […]
I haven’t seen my cell mate Roswell since Thursday. I’ve been looking all over the Homestead and he is nowhere to be found. I noticed the past week he was having trouble breathing sometimes. He was tired all the time and complaining to me that his chest hurt. But like a usual, stoic feline he […]
Seldom does someone get the opportunity for stewardship of a piece of land that hasn’t had a great deal of care for many years. Along with the responsibility can come many surprises and lessons that are about more than birds and bees.
We all do things we aren’t proud of. But sometimes the moral karma of unsolicited phone sales calls just gets too far to one side and you have to let loose and have a good time. As long as no one gets hurt…
