A Guide To Making Parking Enforcement Your Ally
Whenever you start dating someone seriously, you should always make a copy of their car key without them knowing it. I’ll get to the reason for that in a moment. When I was back in […]
Author: Thomas Sullivan
Thomas Sullivan is the author of So Much Time, So Little Change (a book of essays published by Wayman Publishing). It is available at Amazon in print and Kindle. Thomas lives in Seattle.
A New Tax Credit For People Who Care
Many people in America struggle at making a living. After much investigation I’ve uncovered the primary source of this difficulty – having a conscience. Recently I read about the two guys whose company designed and […]
The Perfect Christmas Gift
I’m watching a Seahawks game with a friend. My buddy is taking the game seriously and gets irked when a penalty is called against the Seahawks. I, on the other hand, am unperturbed because I […]
Still Alive. For Now.
Is this photo: a) A membership photo of a Southern sorority? b) A Faces-Of-Meth style campaign warning people about the dangers of excessive hair-blonding and teeth-whitening? c) A collection of Journalism School graduates who are […]
The Big Question For Gyms
I am totally on my gym-game today. I’m not kidding, I really am. This is primarily due to getting some decent sleep last night. The cat I’m watching didn’t wake me until 5 am, which […]
Innovating To Enhance Productivity
In a recent article in Vanity Fair the new Microsoft CEO talked about “re-inventing productivity.” His idea was to come up with products that give people time back in their lives so they can accomplish […]
The Gym Is A Vehicle Of Deception
It’s another big day at the gym. I started today’s session aggressively, punching a gym bag. I had to pound that thing to get it into my locker. The lockers here are tiny. The highlight […]
A New American Holiday?
I’m on Week Two of my gut-reduction program at the gym. I’ve been putting in a solid 90 minutes every other day; however, half of that time is spent in the lobby reading the newspaper. […]
A Book Review Of “Russia’s Eurasian Revenge”
Here in America you’ll find reviews of books by foreigners, mostly European crime writers. But you rarely find good, solid reviews of books by Russian authors. It almost seems that Russian writers, like Russia itself, […]
RNC Chairman Addresses Burning Question
The GOP achieved impressive gains in the last election. But there’s still the matter of choosing the Presidential and Vice Presidential contenders for the 2016 election. That’s not going to be easy. But on Monday […]