I’m sitting in the Huntsville airport, making my way back to Houston for a series of doctor’s appointments, when I have an experience that makes me stop and think. It’s not about flights, security lines,
Spam. No, not the kind you fry up in a skillet if you grew up in certain parts of the country in the ’60s and ’70s—I’m talking about the relentless flood of unwanted emails, texts,
Traveling always presents an opportunity for observation, and my latest trip through the airport was no exception. While waiting for my flight, I struck up a conversation with two TSA employees who were on break.
The phrase “Renaissance Man” often brings to mind figures like Leonardo da Vinci—polymaths whose curiosity and creativity spanned art, science, and philosophy. These individuals left a legacy of exploration and mastery that shaped human progress.
Marc’s Musings: The Art and Evolution of Bartending (1970–2024) Bartending, an age-old craft combining skill, art, and hospitality, has undergone a remarkable evolution over the past five decades. I know from personal experience, as a
When we pause to consider the world in a nutshell, we’re left with an image that’s at once beautiful, tragic, and baffling. Within this tiny shell lies the complex dance of human lives, ecosystems, beliefs,
