• Ramblings: The City of God—Revisited Part I

    May 2, 2020

    A long time ago in a galaxy far away, I was writing about the idea of the loss of truth. There is no question that we now live in an age when the classical sense of truth (or what I call TRUTH) has been lost being replaced by opinion. Then I became consumed in editing…

  • Ramblings: Navigating the Pit of the Crazies

    April 28, 2020

    We are all in this together. That is one thing that is different about the COVID-19 global pandemic and my myeloma “solodemic.” When I was first diagnosed with myeloma, it was hard to find anyone who could relate. Then I found the myeloma “support” group. It was fantastic… at first. But then, each day my…

  • Ramblings: Ristretto Rain, off to the Editors!

    April 24, 2020

    Please put a bookmark in your COVID-19 reading schedule for June as that will be the estimated release of my new novel Ristretto Rain. I am very excited about this book that got its start way back in 2018. Then there were interruptions such as life-threatening cancer, bone marrow transplants, oh. . . then a…

  • Ramblings: “Jesus is my COVID-19 Vaccine,” Metaphysical Considerations.

    April 24, 2020

    Most of us have seen the videos of either right-wing protestors at state capitals, taking no social distancing precautions, and demanding to have all the restrictions lifted or evangelical pastors who insist on continuing to hold in-person church services. Both the evangelicals that take part in the protest and the pastors who insist on big…

  • Milestones: A & B

    April 17, 2020

    Sorry about a defunct post earlier. It was in a video format and this site would not allow it. Quickly: A. I took my first capsule of Ixazomib today, the new chemo. I hope it is a new path. B. I used to be a modest runner, 3 miles twice a week then 7 miles…

  • Update:4/14/2020

    April 15, 2020

    Short Version: My new chemo was approved today. Long Version: A week ago I reached out for prayer and thoughts about two issues, one being my renal function and the other was getting permission to switch to a newer chemotherapy. I’ve already mentioned that my kidney function, after taking a dip in the “total crap”…

  • Ramblings: The gospel of a Lessor god, a Poem.

    April 10, 2020

    This is a totally fictional account (not my story), think of it as a poem, written as a phone dialog, although I don’t write poetry. Deborah: Good morning Patricia. Patricia: Good morning, how are you? Deborah: I’ve been better. Patricia: So, what’s up? Deborah: Well, I told you I was having back pain a few…

  • Update:4/7/20

    April 7, 2020

    Thanks for your thoughts and prayers and here is an update. Renal function: Summary, the results are better. Again, this is such concern because my kidneys are in such bad shape and the studies show that those with Multiple Myeloma and on dialysis survive, on average, 8 months. No one knows why renal failure makes…

  • Update:4/6/20

    April 7, 2020

    With so many of you focused on your own issues related to COVID-19, I feel ashamed (in a way) of even mentioning this. However, tomorrow will be one of those pivotal days for me and I ask for your prayers and thoughts. I mentioned that in my last labs 2 weeks ago had a sudden…

  • Ramblings: The Theology of COVID-19, Part II

    March 26, 2020

    In summary of what I was trying to say last time is that we would all agree that the COVID-19 pandemic can be considered as an act of evil against humanity because it causes a great deal of suffering and death. Like all events of evil, from wars to viruses, to accidents and cancer like…

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