Carl Lance

We were watching a story about a small factory in Southeast Asia that was using child labor to make their products. The gist of the story was the appalling conditions the children worked under, and they worked for little or no pay. Those stories are normally aired to shame the companies that buy their products […]

It was a sight I never wanted to see, though I knew it would happen someday. It was one of those “when not if” disasters that you hope to be excused from. This morning my computer worked just fine, but I logged off to be safe before I left the house. When I returned and

It’s the first of the month and my retirement pay is in the bank. The whole world must know that because my bills are due. As I go down the list and pay each one, I hope there will be enough for our allowance, but I know I must pay my debts first. I am

As I write this story there’s a hunt going on and the hunters have been extremely successful in bagging their prey. The season has just begun and with their appetite for blood the only limit, the hunt will continue for some time. They’ve been waiting for twenty years and won’t stop until they kill every

My heart breaks as I watch Afghanistan fall back into the clutches of the Taliban. The desperation on the faces of those trying to leave, tell how bad it will get. I have strong feelings about how we (US) left, but that doesn’t compare to the missed opportunity. For twenty years, at great cost, we