Monthly Archives: January 2008

Larry W. Smith/European Pressphoto Agency Lately I’ve been on a rant about the declining quality of products, services and infrastructure in our society, as corporations and governments alike cut corners to try to reduce costs. It’s slow and inexorable, and … Continue reading →

Six months ago I posted my first list of ten Mid-Year’s Intentions. These were intended as a counterpoint, an antidote to New Year’s resolutions. At that time I wrote: The problem with New Year’s resolutions is that they create anxiety, … Continue reading →