Monthly Archives: December 2020

Christmas — Ego Te Absolvo

Posted on December 27, 2020 by Jim Blackwood Jr

The bar is too high for a single day. No day should ever have such demanding intentions thrown upon it. Humans should never rely on any day, by its title, to change so much in their lives. Year after year, … Continue reading →

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Faint Echoes of Pearl Harbor

Posted on December 7, 2020 by Jim Blackwood Jr

Before I went outside to rake the last of the fallen leaves, I heard a little story about Pearl Harbor Day. As is often the case, as I pulled the leaves to the street, I mused about what I know … Continue reading →

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