Weekend 584.0
(1) Signing off after 25 years (The Royal Gazette)
(1) Signing off after 25 years (The Royal Gazette)
It’s embarrassing HOW many hours I spent playing Railroad Tycoon, SimCity, A-Train, and Locomotion in my formative years. RAILGRADE is the penultimate evolution of those precursors with great storytelling. And Continue Reading →
“He often sees when colours match or blend and may have a highly developed taste for art, music and food.”
This is a sad postscript about Bermuda. (1) A quarter-century of economic drama (The Royal Gazette) The Front Street retail flagships disappeared over time, along with the traditional horse and Continue Reading →
(1) The Free Enterprise Philosophy In a 12-Cell Matrix: A brief look at a classic speech by Dale Haywood (Michigan Capitol Confidential) (1a) Amtrak Hides Hefty Salaries Of Thousands Of Continue Reading →
(1) We are all slaves to sin but freed by love of God (The Royal Gazette) (2) The Month of the Holy Rosary (The Westminster Cathedral Newsletter)
(1) The End of the Beer Option? Thoughts on the Closure of Spencer Trappist Brewery (Building Catholic Culture) (2) The One, True, Imaginative Vision (The Imaginative Conservative) “When disordered, it Continue Reading →
“…few who have visited this spot, only accessible in the calmest of weather, where not a seabird finds a resting place, can ever forget the impression of silence and solitude Continue Reading →
(1) New Kingdom Hearts 3 datamine all but confirms one character’s link to Final Fantasy 15 (Yahoo! News)
(1) The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Westminster Cathedral) The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary is one of three liturgical feasts in which we celebrate a birth: Christmas, Continue Reading →
