Life Is The Onion
Wednesday, September 21st, 2011Life is the onion that makes us cry stinging hot tears of life’s frustration as we peel off each layer of our existence to reach the truth ~1974~
Life is the onion that makes us cry stinging hot tears of life’s frustration as we peel off each layer of our existence to reach the truth ~1974~
My father was the youngest of four brothers. The oldest died at Normandy, on D-Day. The second oldest died at Guadalcanal. The third oldest died in Korea. My father served in Korea in the U.S. Coast Guard, and survived. Both my brother and I attended military schools, and we were both prepared to enter the [...]
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Back when I was in college I took off every Summer and went hitch-hiking to Canada. This is no small feat for a boy from Florida as Canada is at least a couple of thousand miles from where I lived. However, Canada was then a lot more hospitable to Americans than America was, and I [...]
I was interviewing an Xavier University 4th-year male nursing student who is keenly interested in SEO (Search Enginee Optimization), to do some work for me, and in the process he also “interviewed” me, asking a lot about what I thought about life in The Philippines. (Normally, I take no part in hiring and firing for [...]
On a recent visit to an expat American’s nipa hut residence, I witnessed what appreared to be a termite “bloom”. The local resident expert, another expat American, Jil Wrinkle, told us that what we were witnessing was a “termite bloom” and that it would only last about an hour, and then the termites would lose [...]
My brother-in-law said when he driving home last night he saw a snake in the road. I asked him why he didn’t catch it. Some snakes are valuable. Some are more valuable than others, but you really have to catch them first, so that you can ID them, otherwise they are gone. A couple of [...]
Another client came to town last week to visit our Philippines SEO Outsourcing business operations in Cagayan de Oro, and that meant a 2nd trip down the “advanced” course of the Cagayan de Oro River. We took four rafts for 20 people, plus we had two Filipino visitors from Sacramento, California, close to where my [...]
I thought this sign was funny: VIP Escorts with high powered firearms are not allowed beyond this point “Thank You” This appears to be a sign sponsored by Colt 45 beer. Is a Colt 45 (Browning pistol patent 1911) a high powered firearm? Not here in The Philippines, but a full auto M16 (caliber .223 [...]
The devastation of The Earth by the pursuit for renewable energy sources, namely biofuel. I can’t help but notice there is a rice shortage in The Philippines and the government is having to import a shortfall of 2.7 million metric tons of foreign grown rice. But there is no shortage of biofuel. I do not [...]