Brownian motion (brounēən ˈmōSHən)
1. The erratic random movement of microscopic particles in a fluid, as a result of continuous bombardment from molecules of the surrounding medium.
2. The activity of a crowd of middle-aged men calling home on their cellphones as they wander the aisles in Whole Foods on Thanksgiving morning.
OK, so I think I figured this out, at least in a modest sort of way, thanks to someone claiming to be one Steve Rosenberger. At the bottom of the comments section, there should now be check boxes for following new posts and comments on an existing post.
So here we are. Or anyway, here I am, and whether or not any of you will be is, as of this moment, rather an open question.
With any luck, however, some of you will be, and by the time you click away to whatever clicks next,
Two years and six weeks ago, we lost the love of our lives, an eighteen-year-old, withered-legged cancer survivor (three years!) chihuahua-terrier mix formally known as Mr. President, but at home Hot Diggity
Well, it’s been said for decades that those wacky Swedes who, between pounding the akvavit at crayfish parties while bopping in a mature but ideologically pure way to Abba impersonators, take time to look down their noses at America and Americans, either from the typical academic ivory-tower view of US