Perspycacious

December 2011:  Here we are eight or so weeks later (minus a non-writing week spent in Maine) and it has been a thrill to write, read, and comment here on HubPages.  Freedom may not be free, but this surely feels like free speech at its best!  While I try to do my best on each Hub, there are several which have given me special pleasure in presenting here.  Three are book-length:  "Can You Find It...The Original Church of Jesus Christ," "The Curious Tale of Curious Quentin Quail," and "Snow Puff and Bolo:  The Story of Mrs. Santa's Dog." Two others, a suggested "Platform for the Tea Party" and "Euro, and We Owe, But Who?" were special in the sense that the first was written to encourage discussion of what I feel most Americans might legitimately expect from their representative form of government; the second as a piece of writing which I felt came together as well as anything else I have written

I hope you might take a moment on a quiet thoughtful evening to read those Hubs, and perhaps take part of a weekend day or evening to read some from each of the three book-length pieces with another person, be that person another adult, or a child.

http://perspycacious.hubpages.com/hub/Mormonism-Isnt

http://perspycacious.hubpages.com/hub/SNOW-PUFF-and-BOLO-The-Story-of-Mrs-Santas-Dog

http://perspycacious.hubpages.com/hub/ArticlesOfIndependence

http://perspycacious.hubpages.com/hub/Euro-And-We-Owe-But-Who

http://perspycacious.hubpages.com/hub/The-Curious-Tale-of-Curious-Quentin-Quail

Latest: http://perspycacious.hubpages.com/hub/Why-A-Memorial-Day-A-Short-History

Research went into many of the other 300+ Hubs which I hope may inform, entertain, or even provoke in a good sense.  One quotes Ernest Hemingway as saying that "Writers write."  I love doing so, and the occasional feedback is gratifying, instructive, and appreciated, along with rewarding clicks from those you forward hubs to!

October 2011 Profile::  A transplant to the Southwest via Maine, Illinois, Virginia, and Southeast Asia, Perspycacious brings a broad liberal arts interest honed at Bates College, West Point, and the University of New Hampshire to his freelance articles which have appeared in such publications as The Ogden Standard Examiner, Army Times, The Daily Herald, trade publications, and fired-off "Letters To The Editor" "Op Eds" and commentaries.

His subjects, interests, and expertise range from politics and international relations, to gardening and poetry, science and history, to herbs and the ironies of daily living.  Herbal and nutrition interests have led to an international health business found at this link:

http://wholesaillivinginc.vpweb.com/

With five children and 16 grandchildren, as well as a wife whose expertise and interests are as wide-ranging as his own, the topics he covers are limited only by the time to cover them.

Join in the daily fun and see where he takes you today.