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Best Photos of 2025

Well, this is photography blog, as well as other things. And I have been a bit absent minded when it comes to posting. So here are my favorite photos of 2025. Happy New Year.

We took Joey down to Galveston for New Year’s.


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Tecovas — Not Your Granddads Boots, or Shoes, or Anything Else That Lasted Longer Than a Common Cold.

My father told the story about how his father, my granddad, went into a Sears and Roebuck store with a pair of dress shoes that he had worn for 10 years. The shoes had a hole in the sole, and were beat up. He handed the shoes to the clerk in charge of the shoe department and said, “what are you going to do about these shoes?”

This was a time when the shoe clerk new my ...


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One Mediator

Over the past several weeks, the verse found in 1 Timothy 2:5 has really hit me at a deeper level all over again. I don’t know if this ever happens to you, but it does happen to me. It’s usually with a verse I have spent some time with, and I understood the meaning of the verse in my original passing. What changes is the implications of the verse after I’ve understood the mea...


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Nick Fuentes vs. William L. Shirer

When I wrote the two blog posts on the post-war consensus, World War II and Hitler, and Hitler, T...


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Hitler, True Evil, and Post-War Consensus

I admit that I struggled with the idea of post-war consensus. When I first heard the term, I was baffled.

Fortunately, Doug Wilson connected the dots for me. Post-war consensus is the idea that we need to proceed in society, after World War II, without any absolute beliefs. Those who put this forth, did so with the idea that it was hard-core beliefs that got us into th...


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