Everywhere I went this week in San Antonio — the hair salon, the grocery store, the chiropractor, a local restaurant — I felt as though I was in the opening scene of the 1939 movie, The Wizard of Oz, when Dorothy’s house landed on the… Read More
Citizen protests, some quiet and peaceful and some not so much, have a long history in this country beginning in the 18th century. As you may remember from school days, the Stamp Act Rebellion (1765), the Boston Tea Party (1773), and the effective boycott of… Read More
A malaise is defined as a general discomfort or illness that is, ironically, difficult to define — but not always. The word comes from the French root mal, meaning bad, and aise, meaning ease. Bad ease — you’d better believe it. Couldn’t be a better… Read More
