Monthly Archives: September 2010

Yesterday I explained how charitable contributions are pretty much useless in helping solve poverty by using Haiti as an example of the millions of dollars donated, but not properly utilized, and the tens of millions pledged that haven’t arrived to … Continue reading →

News Briefs For all of you who thought you were doing good in donating to a charity or religious group claiming to help the Haitian people after their country was demolished by an earthquake, the following story is for you: Disorganization and … Continue reading →

Spent most of the day doing sundry business involving some aspects of the MWAW and more on Ida acquiring the Anderson home. Didn’t hear back from the realtor on Ida’s counter offer.  Will call tomorrow. Regardless of how emotionally contrary … Continue reading →

In the New Testament Gospel of Luke, Jesus introduces a parable because of a question from a lawyer: Behold, a certain lawyer stood up and tested him, saying, “Teacher, what shall I do to inherit eternal life?” He said to … Continue reading →

Ida Smith confided in me that her longtime friends and neighbors were being kicked out of their house.  Ida was concerned because of the apparent expedient way in which her friends were being forced, seemingly without having been afforded the … Continue reading →