Tag Archives: creativity

Thinking On Your Feet: A Ten Commandments’ Tale

i was scheduled to take an orthopedic medical specialist’s deposition in his long beach office. i left early from los angeles to get there early to decompress. finding that i perform better when relaxed, i grabbed a cup of coffer from the medical offices’ downstairs snack shop. prior to going upstairs and take the doctor’sContinue reading “Thinking On Your Feet: A Ten Commandments’ Tale”

Take A Pause: A Ten Commandments’ Tale

the world’s non-stop insanity, mad thoughts rushing through your brain, the bright shine of your computer monitor, and high speed internet access can often lead to one thing, trouble. while i have many great stories and topics to touch, these half written articles are not “post-worthy.” an organized, well-thought out and crafted text is justContinue reading “Take A Pause: A Ten Commandments’ Tale”

Celebrating 550 Blog Posts With A Blogging Tip: A Ten Commandments’ Tale

is it time for a second blog? mature blogs have themes, topics and select content. a mature blog has time tables for new postings and an established a relationship with its readers. a successful blogger, however, can feel trapped by their blog. the joy, excitement and passion in writing and expressing views may be outsideContinue reading “Celebrating 550 Blog Posts With A Blogging Tip: A Ten Commandments’ Tale”

Want To Know About Yourself? Your Opinion On The Story of Abraham & The Binding of Isaac Is Telling: A Ten Commandments’ Story

abraham’s attempted sacrifice of his son isaac at the god’s request is one of the most morally controversial stories in genesis. god instructs abraham to take and sacrifice his son isaac. this was the same son upon which god had already indicated would continue abraham’s legacy. the torah section, in hebrew is referred to theContinue reading “Want To Know About Yourself? Your Opinion On The Story of Abraham & The Binding of Isaac Is Telling: A Ten Commandments’ Story”

Are Bloggers God-Like? A Ten Commandments’ Tale

creative forces take many forms. this includes blogging. bloggers have their name, their blog, their followers, their commenters, their viewers, and those who lack interest. bloggers create their opinions, views, philosophies, and their style and share them for others to embrace. thus, bloggers’ issues can be many. do bloggers wish to protect their good nameContinue reading “Are Bloggers God-Like? A Ten Commandments’ Tale”

A Lesson from Black History Past and Present: A Ten Commandments’ Tale

about 15 years ago, in search of entertainment, i came across a website that streamed radio stations from all over the world. it was fun listening to stations in different languages. when searching for one to listen to, i came across a polish rap music radio station. polish rap music? i was curious and clickedContinue reading “A Lesson from Black History Past and Present: A Ten Commandments’ Tale”

I Was a Lefty Until I Went Right: A Ten Commandments’ Tale

I will redeem you with an outstretched arm exodus 6:6 i grew up being left-handed. the left-handed make up approximately 10 percent of the population. we are an oddity with no orthodoxy. left-handed people can write left-handed in the mirror opposite of the right-handed. left-handed people can also write left-handed by writing right-handed. this isContinue reading “I Was a Lefty Until I Went Right: A Ten Commandments’ Tale”

Will He Sing “Rocket Man” When He Is the “Rocket Man?” A Ten Commandments’ Tale

oh captain! my captain walt whitman william shatner’s career is much about hits and misses. the hits, star trek, the twilight zone episode, and boston legal. there were also many misses. one of his greatest misses, in the end, has emerged as a cult hit. mr. shatner’s rendition of elton john and bernie taupin’s classicContinue reading “Will He Sing “Rocket Man” When He Is the “Rocket Man?” A Ten Commandments’ Tale”

A League They Owned: The Legendary NTMBA, The National Two Man Basketball Association: A Ten Commandments’ Tale

my father and my uncle, in their day, were both formidable athletes. both had served in the military. in los angeles, la cienega park basketball games could be competitive. i was told the likes of ucla great sidney wicks would play. my father would often pointed him out when he say mr. wicks walking downContinue reading “A League They Owned: The Legendary NTMBA, The National Two Man Basketball Association: A Ten Commandments’ Tale”