Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner filed a three-count Petition for Review in the Nature of a Complaint for Declaratory Judgment (PFR) in the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court, seeking a judicial declaration that the Pennsylvania House of Representatives impeachment proceedings against him […]
As I walked down 5th Street today, I saw a green Cooper Mini with the British flag painted atop its roof. Obviously, the vehicle’s owner is not interested in making America great again. Nevertheless, I wondered, “Why is that flag […]
I dropped off a handful of paper copies of the appellate brief I electronically filed in the Superior Court of Pennsylvania. The Court requires up to eight copies of all briefs. I wonder when the Court will evolve from its […]
I often live in the past or future in my head. I grip about a deadline and other work or allow myself to disparage a present situation as I compare it to the days gone by. I strive to blow […]
Gym Guy has returned. And I was not ready for his act. I was at the gym when in my peripheral vision, I saw a dude without his shirt on. I thought it was a bit strange, but no worries. […]
Have you ever visited Miami? The city’s airport is bunk. On Monday, I had a six-hour layover at Miami International Airport. After eating some tasty food at a bar, I wanted to inject caffeine into my bloodstream via DD coffee. […]
Mom euthanized my parents’ cat yesterday. This not unexpected loss of a pet life compelled me to consider the topic of impermanence. An ugly reality is that everyone will die. My cat, parents, friends, etc., will not live forever. And […]
Sometimes, I complain about my financial situation. I gripe that I am swimming in law school debt. Or I sweat about when my next paycheck will come. I saw the sign pictured above today in a PATCO underground station. The […]
Have you ever butchered the lyrics to a song on the radio (or Spotify or Apple Music or Pandora or . . . )? Here are two of my more egregious follies. ‘Get Out of My Dreams, Get Into My […]
Recently, I learned that two friends, whom I respect and admire, have different political views than me. When they told me, I was surprised. But why was I alarmed they embraced alternative attitudes? I suspect part of my reaction is […]