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I loathe religion. If someone offered me a free cruise around the world, billed as a “religious cruise,” I would say no, thank you, preferring to have a root canal or a bowel resection in its stead. It isn’t because I’m not familiar with religion, but because I am. I grew up in the Bible…
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I mentioned that a couple of months ago, a new group of readers of this blog, about a thousand of them, showed up. I studied what they were reading, and they were—oddly—gravitating to my journey with multiple myeloma, especially the first three years when my life was a living hell. I am hesitant to write…
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I just published my latest episode (29) of the Healing Hut. On this episode, I am making baseboards for old wood, creating Bavarian balusters for the deck, and building the staircase for the loft. The last episode had 700-1000 views, so thank you so much for your interest. I will try to improve these as…
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Because, as I’ve said, there is an interest in my myeloma journey, I want to post another excerpt, a shorter one this time, from the book I’m working on. From: How Cancer Taught Me to Swear, Chapter Seventeen, In Search for Human Life: I’ve always had a temper, yet fortunately, tempered. I have also tried…
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I am working on two books right now. A novel, The Agony of a Woman, and a cancer memoir, How Cancer Taught Me to Swear. From what my readers are reading, there seems to be a great interest in my journey with Multiple Myeloma. So, today, I am posting an excerpt, the complete chapter twelve,…
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I was first introduced to Søren Kierkegaard by Francis Schaeffer circa. 1975. Dr. Schaeffer (Christian Theologian and Philosopher) described Kierkegaard as introducing the irrational, blind leap of faith into Christianity. He was rightly concerned about where this would lead. Me too. Francis Schaeffer would turn in his grave to see where postmodernism has taken us.…
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Because some of my readers are focusing on my journey with multiple myeloma, here is another excerpt from my book (a work in progress): How Cancer Taught Me to Swear. There was another aspect of cancer that I did not see coming, but in retrospect, it was a no-brainer. Cancer makes you a narcissist. To…
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Sometimes I have so many thoughts swimming in my head that one would think I have ADD. I don’t. On one side, my feeble brain is trying to solve the M Theory (the theory of everything in physics), on the other side it is trying to understand God better, on another side, it is trying…
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I have been examining what new readers are reading on my blog. To my surprise, they are gravitating, not to my endless philosophical ramblings, but to my journey with multiple myeloma. Because I am in remission now, for almost four years, I don’t have much to write about it. However, I am working on a…
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This is another excerpt from my yet-to-be-published book, Agony of a Woman. This will be the last installment here on abortion. I will soon return to my discussion of “Forensic Theology.” In this setting, the team is having an emergency meeting at the request of Dr./Father (archeologist and priest) Banducci, on the eve of publishing…
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