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Author Archives: Dale Connelly
A Walk In The Woods, Observed
A wayward e-mail wound up in my in-box by mistake. I’m glad I’m not in trouble for this one – lawyers make me nervous. To: Officials of the Wildlife Conservation Society Re: Invasion of Privacy Dear Wildlife Conservation Society Administrators, … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Science
109 Comments
Ask Dr. Babooner
Dear Dr. Babooner, I run a business that many people think is so important, it alone makes the difference between a community being top tier or second-rate. If my company were to move, a lot of people in the town … Continue reading
Posted in Dr. Babooner, Politics, Sports
79 Comments
Lunar Madness
Here we are, gathered on this bleak Monday, a band of hardy stragglers huddled together in a sheltered corner of the internet. We are the last survivors of Earth’s weekend “Supermoon” encounter. Saturday evening’s 14% larger-than-normal full moon came as … Continue reading
I’m A Lumberjack
Today is Michael Palin’s birthday. He was born on May 5th in 1943. That makes him 69 years old. He was one of the original Monty Python performers, and is credited for writing many of the landmark sketches, including two … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Work
119 Comments
Little House in the Suburbs
Today’s guest post comes from Barbara in Robbinsdale The sun had just peeped over the horizon as Ba was starting her chores. Ba and Ha (not to be confused with Ma and Pa) live in a little stucco house on … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blogs, Uncategorized
136 Comments
Too Many Words!
I have this feeling I’ve written an excessive number of blog posts about clutter. But every so often it hits me that it would be a great topic! So I go ahead and write about clutter because I’ve temporarily forgotten … Continue reading
Posted in Poems, Words
117 Comments
Complainasaurus Rex
Now some scientists say dinosaurs were already in decline when their extinction meteor hit. The common belief is that Earth’s collision with a massive space chunk is responsible for the disappearance of big scaly beasts 65 million years ago. But … Continue reading
Posted in Science
105 Comments
On Strike for More Attention
Here’s a note that came in last night from perennial sophomore Bubby Spamden, forever doing 10th grade work at Wendell Wilkie High School. This is the first-ever mass e-mail I’ve received from Bubby. He’s usually quite chatty and personal, but … Continue reading
Posted in Bubby Spamden
136 Comments
Baboons and Blooms
Here at the end of April, we see evidence everywhere that winter is in full retreat and summer is on the way. Occasionally there is a Very Serious bit of hand wringing over the Possibility Of Snow in the forecast, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
130 Comments
Happy Birthday, Jean Redpath
Today is Scottish folk singer Jean Redpath‘s birthday. She was born in Edinburgh on April 28th in 1937. She is (has?) an M.B.E. (Member of the British Empire), which is an exalted title that carries some weight but mostly what … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Songs
100 Comments