This columnist asks the question but doesn’t have an answer. I don’t have an answer either. I’ve never been a big Drudge reader to begin with. I barely was a small one; only looked in occasionally. But I did notice … Continue reading →
I explained in a couple of recent posts (see this and this) that my original Blogger blog was going haywire and would not display properly. Not only that, but when I signed in, I couldn’t see the old posts at … Continue reading →
Thanks for all the suggestions to solve my problem accessing my original blog on Blogger, the one I used until 2007 (read the link if you haven’t seen it and want to know what I’m talking about). Just to respond … Continue reading →
As a blogger I’ve been forced to learn quite a bit about computers and even about HTML, but I’m still rather easily stumped. So I’m asking for help from you readers who might be able to cast light on a … Continue reading →
The first couple of months I was blogging I didn’t post a photo of myself. I originally was completely anonymous, and publishing a photo didn’t even cross my mind. But I could not help but notice that all my readers … Continue reading →
There was some glitch that seems to be fixed now, but there’s a cache problem persisting. So you may get a message that says something like “Account has been suspended” when you try to go to the blog or especially … Continue reading →
Recently commenter “Tom Grey” wrote this: I actually think your writing should ALSO be in some more conservative media group site like PJ Media / Townhall / Breitbart? / OAN? but I can imagine even asking them to pay you … Continue reading →
A while back I was explaining to someone what it is that I do as a blogger, and I said, “I write a couple of term papers a day.” Strange, isn’t it, considering that I hated writing term papers in … Continue reading →
Yesterday this blog went down briefly. I hope none of you had too much trouble getting here. If it happens more often, I will be needing to up my bandwidth. But for now it’s not been all that much of … Continue reading →
…to blogger Gerard Vanderleun on the loss of his beloved and wonderful mother, aged 104 and a half. Please see this. RIP.
Continue reading →I used to care much less about politics. I think I know why that was. I was younger and there was a lot more activity in my life (school, motherhood, taking care of a house, career stuff, all that jazz). … Continue reading →
…I probably should just triple it and I’ll be closer to the mark. To take one example, here’s the post I wrote earlier today. It was based on a little article that caught my eye in the Guardian, about an … Continue reading →