Month: January 2023

Prescient. Accurate. Inspiring. Irritating. Even upsetting. But they are not about you. Born right here in 2006, and part of Hull McGuire […]

This was once my grandpop’s house in DC. He and my alpha-as-hell grandmother Alene Oliver Hull lived there circa 1950-1966. I even […]

It’s American trial season again. The period just after any holidays. Count on it most jurisdictions. But we now have fewer civil […]

AUGUST MÃœLLER, LIEBESGLÃœCK ““ DER TAGEBUCHEINTRAG (DETAIL), CA. 1885

Work like hell–and advertise. –Ted Turner (1938- )

Apud Monasterium de Scone positus est lapis pergrandis in ecclesia Dei, juxta manum altare, concavus quidam ad modum rotundae cathedreaie confectus, in […]

Missourian John Daniel Hull I (1866-1953) was my great-grandfather. John’s own father was a farmer, accomplished horseman and Confederate soldier who on […]

“….the day would come again when, for the bane and the enlightening of men, it would rouse up its rats again and […]

Above: King, about 28, in 1957 at his home in Montgomery, Alabama. Had he lived, King would have turned 94 yesterday. In […]

We’ve written about it before. I have a thing about it–probably because for now I live a lot of the time in […]

Ditch your American companions and learn something. Yank tourists think Ile St. Louis is about an ice cream shop at its edge […]

It’s not about the lawyers anymore. No one cares you’re a lawyer. Not impressive. A big so-what. In America, they made it […]

True life phone chat today with Peter the Way Effeminate Customer Service Rep at Beltway Parking. PETER: Thank you for your payment […]

Writing in 1841, Emerson, essayist, poet and deeply spiritual Transcendentalist, is almost derisive about our progress. Hamstrung by tradition, routine and yearnings […]

You’re a servant. Whatever your client does, find out about it. And find out in 3-D. Rule Seven is from our wise, […]

“Rosa”, 1989, Byron Galvez (1941-2009)

I have only made this letter longer because I have not had the time to make it shorter. “• Blaise Pascal (1623-1662), […]

Let’s bring back Real Women. Women with Everything.