About
My Personal Journey
I recently retired from the legal profession. As part of my process of re-inventing myself, I am creating these pages to help satisfy my creative urge and intellectual interests, and to share what I create with anyone who finds it of interest.
Musings
The contents of this section are based purely on my own thoughts and observations. I intend to explore and focus my thinking on various subjects that interest me.
Images
The images displayed here are exclusively my own work, unless otherwise indicated. Some are older photos while others I will have recently taken.
Favorite links
Art
JosanneGlass.com. My favorite contemporary artist. Also happens to be my wife. Quite the coincidence, that.
Politics and Current Events
Dan Rather's News and Guts. At age 88, this award-winning journalist is a national treasure.
Since its founding in 1857, The Atlantic has been devoted to "challenging assumptions and pursuing truth." This is simply one of the finest periodicals ever published.
Baseball and other sports
The Athletic. Not to be confused with the Atlantic. Some of the best sports journalism available anywhere. Unfortunately, there is a subscription wall. But it is well worth the price, for sports fans anyway.
Bless You Boys. I did say baseball, didn't I? I am a long-time fan of the Detroit Tigers, painful as that has been over the past few seasons. This site is a great one for in-depth insights into all things Tigers (if you can get past the toxic negativity that often permeates the comments sections).
other Favorites
Books
Music
Shows
Food
Favorite quotes
" The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing." Socrates.
"Treat others as you would have others treat you." The Golden Rule. Matthew 7:12 [paraphrased].
"Judge not others, lest you yourself be judged." Matthew 7:2 [paraphrased].
"God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, Courage to change the things I can, And wisdom to know the difference." Reinhold Niebuhr.
"If we had some ham, we could have ham and eggs, if we had some eggs." Carl Sandburg.