Monthly Archives: October 2018

I’m the last one to say I’m good at this. But, I’ll give it a go. Flooded with the Tsunami of hatred and mailed bombs and peoples’ faithful religious beliefs making them an assault rifle target, something came to mind … Continue reading →

I am aware life has become divisive, a blame-game to chart the day, a time when the mail can deliver bombs. It is in that I thought of those in my life for whom I have the fullest respect, which … Continue reading →

Don’t be mistaken. Even though I’ve been in Austin since 1997, I’m not a Country fan. Well, I did attend a Willie concert once, but that’s it. Simply give me Josh Groban and Celine Dion and James Taylor and I’m … Continue reading →

This is a three-subject focus—part of my “sense” of who I am and who I am to be. The first is fishing. Surprised? What do I remember? Of course, no different than anyone else, I remember the “ones caught.” The … Continue reading →

“The function of a leader within any institution: to provide that regulation through his or her non-anxious, self-defined presence.” Edwin H Friedman This morning, Thursday, October 11, 2018, I think of Edwin H. Friedman, God rest his soul. He took … Continue reading →

Today is Columbus Day. Its main feature, for more than many, is post office employees have this day to extend their weekend. But, for reasons “whatever,” I thought of this. Yes, in the maize [which is more prominent than amazing] … Continue reading →

The calendar tells a truth by which we all live: today is Saturday, October 6, 2018. Much to watch. Mainly, of course, as on any October Saturday, choices of which sports to prioritize. That happens based upon interest…baseball or football … Continue reading →

My new Tricia Gleason novel, “Sparkling Waters” has arrived. If any of you would like a signed copy, please let me know via e-mail: markhmiller@att.net. They are also available at Amazon and Amazon/Kindle and Authorhouse. “SPARKLING WATERS” A SYNOPSIS The … Continue reading →