Author: geohrinj

“That horse has left the barn” When I hear the word “hooves” in nearly any context I think of horses though many different mammals have hooves. My early days on the farm never involved horses so I may have made

My formal education stared in 1955 when I was a first grader at St. Peter Catholic School in La Porte Indiana. My family lived on what was actually a real family farm of about 200 acres growing corn, soybeans, wheat

I have never had the discipline needed for any form of consistent journaling or diary keeping. The closest I have ever come to writing with focus has been this SAGE Story Telling Group. I suppose you could say my writings

“It’s much more interesting to live not knowing than have answers which might be wrong.” Richard Feynman, Physicist Replying with “I don’t know” has become much easier for me than in years past. Particularly in my 20’s and 30’s I

I saw that today’s topic was actually Dancing with the Stars. I am aware that this is the name of a long-standing television series of the same name that I think involves teams of contestants in competitive-dancing with often B-grade

So just to be safe I might advise everyone sitting near me around the table to move to a safer space just in case. The reason for this is that I am beginning this piece on EVIL with a biblical

If you get confused just listen to the music play Some come to laugh their past away Some come to make it just one more day Whichever way your pleasure tends If you plant ice you’re gonna harvest wind A

“Do or do not. There is no try.” The Buddha This quotation, ostensibly from the Buddha, is on my current favorite t-shirt. This is my favorite shirt since it has a long tail and easily covers my big belly. The

As I am sure is true for most of us I vividly remember the televised scenes of the first plane flying into one of the towers of the World Trade Center. It was sometime between 0700-0730 Denver time and I

On seeing this topic for today’s Story Telling Group the first thing that popped into my head was how often I hear the word “sorted” spoken on the several English and occasionally Australian shows, often murder mysteries, I watch on