• Scrabble challenge

    Take the words from our Christmas Day scrabble game and write a story that includes each word at least once and submit it to me through the comment section. The story should be no more than 250 words. THE WORDS: Went, blamer, gin, he, hoe, out, my, live, tine, cart, or, the, coon, moons, smile, soar, shade, hoard, save, pelted, nap, poser, pastes, freed, fan, funny, reid, drain, kids, shore, zoo, fate, paw, spurs, up, jug, jolt, fling, urgently, blue, as, geek, ox, ox, at, ok.

  • December 20 words

    DECEMBER 20 WORDS: Love, hope, present, yellow, Christmas, frost plug, brick.

  • December 15 words

    DECEMBER 15 WORDS: Green, rancid, airplane, concrete, slowly, create, solipsism.

  • December 6 words

    DECEMBER 6 WORDS: Gibberish, politics, monumental, blue, fish, umbrella, annex.

  • November 29 words

    NOVEMBER 29 WORDS: Joy, windmill, terracotta, balsam fir, rainbow, angry, tomorrow.

  • Leveling the playing field

    My last blog stimulated some GREAT conversation. One of the interesting subjects has been “sharing the wealth,” or more accurately “leveling the playing field” financially. When I have asked if we should raid bank accounts of people like Bill Gates or Steve Jobs people have agreed that is not appropriate, but leveling the playing field a little is important. My question is: How do we level the playing field and keep our capitalistic economy, and where does the money come from to level the playing field?