This entry is part of a series, Dream Girl» Late one night I was called out to a house in one of the lower economic regions of the city. It was actually my first trip to this particular area. I’d driven past it numerous times on the expressway and never even knew it was...
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Lost in the shuffle between Halloween and Christmas is a holiday that a growing segment of Americans hold in higher regard than Thanksgiving—the Day of the Dead. Of the “minor holidays”—those that don’t provide a day off from work but still validate the consumption of alcohol—the Day of the Dead intrigues me the most....
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If I had my way, single people would never own hot tubs. But then I suppose someone would file a lawsuit because the right of single people to own a hot tub was being violated. So I suppose it’s alright if they own them, but there should be restrictions that keep single people from...
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Comments had been down for a while by accident, but should be up and running now.
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The following links are to some good articles discussing some of the issues I wrote about in my last post: “Identifying Hurricane Dead Poses Unusually Daunting Challenges” by Shaila Dewan, The New York Times “New Orleans begins collecting Katrina’s victims” © 2005 The Associated Press “Investigators’ first priority: ID the dead” by John Fuquay,...
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