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Archives for 2026

Home » Archives for 2026

Head Cold

Mar 9, 2026

A few days before we departed our cruise ship, my throat felt sore. This is normally my first symptom of an oncoming head cold. By the time we docked at Singapore, I had a drippy nose and weeping eyes. My wife, with similar symptoms, tested negative for Covid and the flu. We did not have a fever nor …

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Longevity

Feb 23, 2026

I am aboard a cruise ship heading northwest along the Indonesian coast towards Singapore, our departure destination. For eighteen days, we have been pampered in a comfortable cabin that is twice daily cleaned and restaurants stuffed with more food and drink than one ought to consume. We participated …

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Australia

Feb 16, 2026

I am currently aboard a cruise ship heading west along the southern coast of Australia, almost halfway between Melbourne and Perth. This region has few cities and is mainly composed of semi-arid farmlands inhabited more by kangaroos than people. We first flew to Sydney, Australia’s most populated …

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Respect

Jan 26, 2026

When I turned sixteen, I obtained my Texas driver’s license. I did not own a car, but my parents let me drive one of their cars when I needed transportation. They paid for gasoline, insurance, and maintenance, something I could not afford. In return, I had to run family errands and keep the cars …

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A New Year

Jan 6, 2026

Another year has passed and 2026 is now here. All the messiness of the past year is replaced by the hope the new year brings. After I reviewed my 2025 goals, I was struck by how few I completed. I am goal-driven and normally, my goals would be dutifully checked off. Yet, last year I rarely glanced …

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