If you're going spend 99 years living on this Earth, do it like this man did: full of peace, love and happiness.
Grandpa, you are the ultimate Gentleman. What a privilege it was knowing you for 15 years. I'm proud that your last name is my son's first name, and I'm grateful the McBonerito got to spend some time soaking up your presence.
We should all be so lucky in our latter years to have the towering love and care that these two magical people gave him.
Indeed, the love connection between Grandpa, his granddaughter and
great-granddaughter was epic and profound, incredible to witness and a
reminder of how relations among kin ought to be.
Grandpa, you blessed the world with your light for 99 years. Now go share it with the rest of the universe.
nwb
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Bodies and Rubble
A country that can find the cash to wage a 10-year, $2 trillion campaign against an imaginary enemy but can't afford to feed its poorest families has no moral compass.
We know that airstrikes in Syria won't make anything better. What we can realistically expect is more bodies and rubble and animosity against us. And yet here we go again, writing another check to the weapons manufacturers.
The American occupation of the world must end.
nwb
We know that airstrikes in Syria won't make anything better. What we can realistically expect is more bodies and rubble and animosity against us. And yet here we go again, writing another check to the weapons manufacturers.
The American occupation of the world must end.
nwb
Thursday, September 4, 2014
The End of Innocence
Until tonight, I had no beef with any of my sometimes-popular wife's parenting tactics:
Yes, it's shocking. Yes, it's scandalous. But let's be honest for a second: this really is my failing as a dad. My job was to protect him. Instead, I sanctioned this atrocity by agreeing not just to let it happen, but to record the event for posterity.
The boy has a good heart. I'm sure he'll forgive me one day.
Don't know if I can forgive myself.
nwb
Yes, it's shocking. Yes, it's scandalous. But let's be honest for a second: this really is my failing as a dad. My job was to protect him. Instead, I sanctioned this atrocity by agreeing not just to let it happen, but to record the event for posterity.
The boy has a good heart. I'm sure he'll forgive me one day.
Don't know if I can forgive myself.
nwb
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