I will start this post with complete transparency. I am not religious, I don’t believe in God, prayer, the bible, or any of the nonsense that comes with it. I spent twelve years in Catholic school and honestly believe that everything I was indoctrinated in was for the lack of Continue Reading
WHAT DO I THINK? (Part 2)
I split this blog post into two parts due to its length. Didn’t want you to have to cover too much ground in one sitting. Remember what Tony said in his post about our founding fathers. They established our form of government, the constitution and bill of rights as a Continue Reading
WHAT DO I THINK? (Part 1)
It has taken me awhile to write this blog. I knew what I wanted to talk about and what I wanted to say but wasn’t ready to write. Actually, we were too frigging busy with family things, and I didn’t make the time. Then I read the 2 recent posts Continue Reading
HAVE SOME BRAINS
“You should keep your thumb up your ass to stop your brains from falling out” – Nicholas Koski-Vacirca
HOPE
“When we start losing hope, is when we need to start worrying” – Jennifer Koski-Vacirca
What happened to Parenting!
This is kind of a rhetorical question, have parents just given up on parenting? Does anyone provide any structure or discipline to their children anymore? I ask this because I have seen different incidents over the past summer that makes me wonder, what parents are up to? My dad was Continue Reading
Our Founding Fathers
I wanted to follow up yesterday’s article with this one on our Founding Fathers. Our Founding Fathers are often portrayed as a bunch of rich white guys who suppressed women and benefitted, either directly or indirectly, from the slave trade. Probably, all true These men were not saints or gods, Continue Reading
American Vanity is killing our republic
If I heard this one line once, I’ve heard it a thousand times, America is the greatest country in the world, usually accompanied by someone waving an American Flag! Now, I am as patriotic as they come, I served my country for over 33 years in the Air Force, and Continue Reading
THE NEST
I was born in 1963 in South Philadelphia. I spent my childhood and the first part of my adult life there. I lived in a row house. You can’t live too close to me, and streetlights don’t really bother me. Most of my parents’ siblings (my Aunts & Uncles) lived Continue Reading
STUPIDITY
“Stupidity is always amazing no matter how used to it you become” – Jean Cocteau