Tag Archives: U. S. Constitution

Language

Posted on October 11, 2013 by David N. Walker

Every time I go to get a pedicure (yes, men do get pedicures), I’m reminded of one of my pet peeves. In my experience, employees of nail salons are about 99% Vietnamese. Most speak just enough English to determine whether … Continue reading →

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Fair Play

Posted on August 30, 2013 by David N. Walker

Although I try to steer clear of politics with this blog, there are times that issues of such overriding importance arise it would be shirking my duty as a citizen of this great republic not to discuss them. I don’t … Continue reading →

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Should We Uphold the Constitution?

Posted on June 21, 2013 by David N. Walker

Any post a blogger might publish concerning partisan politics would be bound to ruffle feathers one way or another. Since I have very strong political opinions, I follow a rule of not making political comments at all. Sometimes, however, events … Continue reading →

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Chester Tucker

Posted on August 31, 2011 by David N. Walker

We’ve all met unforgettable people in our lives. Some were great in their fields. Some were just people we loved or who had a certain something that drew us to them. This is about one of the unforgettable people in … Continue reading →

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