Investigative reporting: Fountain pens. Part One. Ask me why I am fascinated with a common object like fountain pens, and I’ll say there is nothing ordinary about them. They are object d’art. One is never too old or young to enjoy beautiful, sparkly things. My first fountain pen was a Read more…
Some people are time-obsessed. I am one of them. This does not mean I’m staring at my watch all day long. The type of time that I am invariably attracted to is spacetime—that rapid ordeal when everything happens, and we roam around somewhere during our existence. The following passage written Read more…
Happy Thanksgiving, that is the question. As a confirmed existentialist, I implement the “ live the life that I have been given” to its fullest potential, knowing and embracing that living is not the last Coca-Cola in the desert. I have many ideas of why people are so attached to Read more…
I like innovation in all areas of life. In the food department, I’m always looking for new recipes. At the supermarket, it’s common for me to pick up an unknown product, curious about what it could taste like. This innovation theory ends when the subject of fresh basil comes into Read more…
The Names of Wines. If you’ve lived a long life, which has been good and bad, since there appears to be no other way, you take joys where you find them. The recent pandemic took my love for driving from me yet delivered a new form of my love of Read more…
This pancake mix is simple, healthy, and quite pleasing. I topped it with a fresh strawberry, but it could be any fruit. Pancakes are cooked in butter. Add honey and fly, baby, fly! The mix requires one egg, one cup of pancake mix, half a cup of milk, and a Read more…
Bachata Urbana by Grupo Evidens As you can see, the picture is taken off my computer screen, making it a bit grainy, but when I have the compulsion to write about something, grainy pictures fail to stop me. Some close friends have taken on writing and producing music. The genre Read more…
This Is A Test For The Day After The Election 2024. The current population of the United States is 334,900,000 people. Women gave birth to all of us, yet legally, we are not recognized as anything more than garbage. I’ve read that the average education is at a sixth-grade reading Read more…
Capricorn Science is a digital lifetime magazine. In an over-specialized and over-targeted world, we have taken the longer route by exploring life and everything else with a clear and open mind. Reading us will turn you into a great conversationalist. The where, what, and how of things we have wondered Read more…
About the Author: Mercedes Jenouri, an accomplished business professional with a rich history in high-ranking corporate positions, has now embarked on a thrilling and unique journey as an author. Her debut novel, “There Is No Mercy Here,” delves into a captivating new universe, weaving a tale that explores the depths Read more…
No need to say anything else except CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF US. It’s been blood, sweat, and tears, but we made it. //// UPDATE / UPDATE/ UPDATE / UPDATE / 11/06/2024/ UPDATE / UPDATE “You should not go to bed angry with your spouse,” they say. “You should not go Read more…
If we examine the inner workings, the secrets shared between writers, their instruments of choice, and their/our endeavor, which is writing, putting pen to paper, and hopefully creating art, we find more than we bargained for. I can give personal testimony that the act of creative writing is a compulsion Read more…
Why Democrats Don’t Vote. While holding the majority of registered voters, Democrats live with the disappointment of a vast majority of voters who do not exercise their right to decide who is in charge of our government, our monies, our lives, and everything in between. It’s a constant complaint of Read more…
Why We Do The Things We Do? Why do we not see climate change as an imminent death threat? At first, I thought that people’s self-preservation genes may have mutated and we no longer reacted in self-defense to imminent danger. This may be a part of the scenario, but it Read more…
Time is more than we acknowledge. During our lifetime, time is the measuring stick that helps us keep tabs on everything involving our existence. On the Cosmic outside, spacetime is an ongoing, eternal recording of all that happened before, during, and after our lifetime. The act of measuring time adds Read more…
It’s baffling to watch how our beloved planet burns to the ground. Oceans are reaching boiling temperatures, killing everything within. When I read about these events, I wonder to myself what it must be like to be slowly cooked alive. (Let’s not mention the poor fate of Lobsters.) This past Read more…
Ho Ho Ho…we want steak!!!! We’ve been good Santa. We only stole one plate of food from Mama this year. She forgave us. We’ve been really, really, good doggies. Bring our steaks and Peace for all. HOHOHO.
“Twas the night before Christmas , when all through the house / Not a creature was stirring , not even a mouse; / The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, / In hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there; / The children were nestled all snug in Read more…
My Great Love for dearest Santa Claus. The true definition of giving is to offer something, anything, without expecting anything in return. During my longish life, I’ve witnessed how children who later become adults are taught to behave because Santa Claus expects them to. These same children are also taught Read more…
About Language: Words free or imprison us, depending on the use we give them. Put plainly, unless you wise up, it’s a double-bladed weapon. This argument has many sides, but the most important aspect is that words are made into sounds to identify something, anything. The designated sound and the Read more…