Mail Tale
Recently, I was taking my turn at the automatic postal machine in San Roque Post Office’s lobby.
Letters
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Jumps, Hops, and Races
On behalf of the Elings Park BMX Raceway staff (Lia, Brian, Scott, and myself), thank you to Andie Bridges for her wonderful write up of our track.
The JFK Mystery
A few little-known facts about the murder that happened in broad daylight on Elm Street in Dallas a half-century ago:
Gettin’ Steamed over SME
Open Letter to Supervisors Wolf, Carbajal and Farr:
Climate Strange
Given the large typhoons and debilitating air pollution in China, I wonder if the climate-change-denying minority have thought to reconsider their beliefs.
Enslaved, but Covered
In slave countries, like England, France, Germany, Canada, Japan, Taiwan … people are not worrying about their health-care plans or whether the government’s computers are going to be helpful.
Indebted
Last weekend a well-dressed middle-aged man from Santa Barbara approached me in a parking lot at a local market in Newport Beach and introduced himself.
“Unaffordable” Care Act
I am sure I am not the only member of a group HMO whose monthly premiums will increase significantly in 2014.
Difficult Times
Enough now of no rain / Enough now of dry eyes of winter
The Perils of Tree-Topping
The City Parks department is very powerful and uses its power to frustrate the public instead of doing its real job, which is taking care of our city trees.