Our sense of riches depends in large measure in what we count. And some things count for more than others. Much more.

What one word summarizes it all, even the wondrous sights and history, not to mention the vastness of my ignorance?

Whether it’s praise or critique, consider the source. And if it’s the latter, be open to it. Oh, and there’s a good laugh at the end, if you have the time.

Here’s one of the Ecclesiastical truths that’s most prominent and most hard to understand or accept. Could it be that he lived so early that nothing yet had been invented? But what would that say about the iron age, the bronze age, the age after age of magnificent architecture, and accumulated wisdom the likes of [...]

Here’s one that reminds that how we’re seen is often the same way we see others, shudder, not so good. (Best not to know.)

Okay, folly is for fools. But what would we do without it? (Except live more peacefully?)

Here’s another about words, and a tip on how not to look like a fool . . . or be one.

Just sharing a few words with you today about just that. Feel free to share a few back.