Today's edition of Top 10 features old TV shows. Selection criteria are simple: I like it, and the show ended at least 20 years ago.
My First Computer
A nostalgic look back at our family’s first computer, a bulky Tandy 1000, complete with floppy disks, 64K of memory, and the early wonder of home computing.
A Season of Returning: The Heart of Lent
Lent is more than a tradition; it’s a journey home. This season, discover how to move beyond Sunday rituals and return to God with your whole heart.
What I Do For Fun
Asked to list five things I do for fun, I realized joy often comes from simple moments, shared stories, and small adventures close to home.
Thoughts on DEI
Disclaimer: I live in a Red state. It is election season, and many of the political ads follow a specific script. Lately, I’ve seen women slamming DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion), which sent me down a rabbit hole. On the surface, diversity, equity, and inclusion sound like common sense—why would any rational person be opposed? Don’t we want to promote a culture where individuals are given opportunities based on their skills, regardless of their gender, background, or physical abilities? When did recognizing the contributions of minorities, women, and the disabled become a "bad" thing?
Throwback Thursday: What is Barbecue?
In What Is Barbecue? I lay out what real barbecue means to me — and yes, I fully own my Texas bias. Barbecue is about beef, especially brisket, cooked low and slow with smoke and a simple rub. Sauce should enhance the meat, not drown it. Burgers and hot dogs belong on a grill, not in the barbecue category. Real barbecue takes patience, respect for the meat, and an understanding that great flavor doesn’t need to be complicated.
Top 10: Unusual Team Mascots 5.0 – College Edition
Today's edition of Top 10 features unusual collegiate mascots.
The Dee Zone 