Rosie the three-legged dragon and the munchkin invasion, part three

Rosie Contemplates the Feast

After mommy wrongfully punished her for playing with the munchkin, banishing her to the inside of the lair for the second time that same day, Rosie planned to run away from home until deciding it would be a good idea to eat first. This is the third part of Rosie’s latest adventure.  You can catch… Continue reading Rosie the three-legged dragon and the munchkin invasion, part three

Rosie the three-legged dragon and the munchkin invasion, part two

When we last left Rosie and Carlitos, they were stuck in the lair by mommy’s decree, barred from joining a party in the enchanted forest, where adult humans and munchkins frolicked. Rosie might not have been interested in that, but the food commanded her attention, causing her to come up with a plan. This is… Continue reading Rosie the three-legged dragon and the munchkin invasion, part two

Rosie the three-legged dragon and the munchkin invasion, part one

Rosie and the Peanut

If Rosie thought her human servants were strange, they were nothing compared to the smaller, far more energetic and unruly versions that invaded her lair from time to time.  These little ones, she could make no sense of at all.  If Rosie the Three-legged Dragon thought her human servants were strange, they were nothing compared… Continue reading Rosie the three-legged dragon and the munchkin invasion, part one

Trump, the affordability scam, and the truth that we buy too much junk

Progressives ignored high prices for years, mocked those who worried about inflation, and for decades have waged a war on consumerism, but suddenly, we’re supposed to believe the American Dream is measured in cheap plastic dolls. Over the past several weeks, President Donald Trump has been heavily criticized from the left and some on the… Continue reading Trump, the affordability scam, and the truth that we buy too much junk

The second most underrated and misunderstood evolutionary concept

As opposed to the traditional view of evolution by natural selection, niche selection theory holds that we aren’t passive participants in our fate. Therefore, a new study about changes in our diet and our teeth millions of years ago should not have been surprising. Sometimes, even the experts can miss the forest for the trees… Continue reading The second most underrated and misunderstood evolutionary concept