Swan signets learning the ropes.
Did anything significant happen while we were away?
Filed under: Family, Announcements, Travel, Michigan
Salon’s resident pilot, Patrick Smith, has a smart column up about knee-jerk resort to ethnic profiling as a means of keeping bad guys off U.S. airliners:
Which data points are we supposed to use? Formulating some religious-ethnic template becomes extremely unreliable. Most of the world’s Muslims aren’t Arabs. Not all Arabs are Muslims. Nearly half of […]
I’d like to see Cairo before I die.
It’s about time to renew my expired passport, I think.
Filed under: Literature, Travel, World
Updated on April 26, 2006 at 11:06 am.
My wife and I are celebrating our wedding anniversary at a Nostalgic Place, a charming 1880’s-vintage bed and breakfast inn located in Arcadia, Missouri.
We’re having a great time, despite the rainy weather.
My wife is in the shower and unaware of my brazen violation of […]
Filed under: Sports, Food & Drink, Travel, Missouri
I can’t believe that this story has gone largely unreported in the mainstream media:
The [foreigner]… was scheduled to travel… on a Delta Air Lines flight to California from New York… when she broke free… about noon, according to Tiffany Townsend of the New York Port Authority…. Port Authority Police said they dispatched […]
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