Please pardon the prolonged delay between postings. Two close family weddings, within two months of each other, tends to take up a lot of attention and expense, and the focus on my vocation has increased dramatically. As Oscar Wilde said, "Work is the curse of the drinking class." That sentiment can apply equally well to bloggers too (a statement deliberately ambiguous).
I appreciate your patience with my modest attempt to re-start.
Speaking of being besieged by work, allow me to wish you a Happy Bastille Day. Radical Islamists too ought to appreciate the commemoration, what with all the focus on beheadings.
The scene outside my office, an allusion to my in-box
But as to a sentiment not quite so literally sanguine, and approaching it from a different direction, perhaps today is as good as any to refresh our notion in regards to the current régime in Washington, and what may come to pass with this steady accumulation of scandal. Aux armes, citoyens, formez vous bataillons,...
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