Leader Traits that Destroy Trust

[May 15, 2023]  Being a leader means remembering that you are there for a reason, and the reason is not about having everything your way.  Several of my readers asked that I compile a list of traits that destroy trust.  Below is a list of some of these traits, each commonly encountered in poor leaders. Controlling: a greater… Read More »

How to Make 100 Cows Happy

[May 13, 2023]  On the lighter side of life, today I will deviate from my typical article and hit on Tom Pemberton Farm Life.  Tom is a UK farmer with a good sense of what a cow wants and knows how to make 100 of his cows happy. Humor, much like art, is to be searched out.  Often,… Read More »

Clearing the Spindle: Hypocrisy

[May 10, 2023]  These last few weeks have given us plenty of things to laugh about and make fun of, especially for those who enjoy watching hypocrisy in action.  Yes, we are all hypocrites, often as children (which may be excused somewhat) but also as adults.  Progressive leftists use this as a bludgeon on their political enemies, and… Read More »

A Bug’s Life

[May 8, 2023]  A Bug’s Life is a 1998 Disney/Pixar movie about one little ant as he searches for a brave band of warriors to help battle the bullying grasshoppers who threaten his home.  Today, there is a budding campaign in America to eat bugs to replace meat in our diets, more precisely, in your diet.  Radical leftists… Read More »

The U.S. Military and Foolhardy Ideas

[May 8, 2023]  On Earth Day 2022, U.S. President Joe Biden claimed he wants “all Pentagon vehicles to be electric by 2030.”  Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm reiterated this objective a few days ago.  Those who are sane know that the U.S. military can’t convert to all-electric vehicles in seven years.  It’s a breathtakingly foolhardy idea. “We’re going to… Read More »

The Spitfire

[May 7, 2023]  For me, it is hard to imagine the evils of World War II, the heroics, the unity, and the development of technology for all purposes of warfare, food production, and transportation.  As a kid, I lived with many of these veterans and was told stories that fascinate me today.  One of those stories was the… Read More »