by Dale | Sep 20, 2011 | Articles
Except that I really don’t. I’ve been down at Camp Lejeune, NC, sitting in for my active duty counterpart, and it’s been an interesting few weeks. First, as I come near the end of my career, I realize how much I’m likely to miss all...
by Dale | Sep 16, 2011 | Articles
I could spend hours in a book store, probably just in any particular section, just combing through various titles, flipping open books that interest me, putting them back, looking for something that suits my taste on the subject, perusing… kinda like surfing the...
by Dale | Sep 11, 2011 | Articles
As the Chief Prosecutor for Marine Corps Base Quantico, it was one of my duties to be in the Family Advocacy Program (FAP) monthly meeting. In truth, I could have sloughed it off on someone else, but I knew how much everyone hated these meeting (myself...
by Dale | Sep 11, 2011 | Articles
Montana is so beautiful, it is truly a wonder that more people don’t live there. There’s an angst (I’ve been told) among Montanans about the population of the state approaching and surpassing one-million. For the state. The entire...
by Dale | Sep 11, 2011 | Articles
In honor of having spent a good deal of one Friday at the RI Division of Motor Vehicles, I have decided to offer them my ideas for 10 new slogans to better help capture the essence of the DMV customer service experience.1. “Taking Bureaucratic Intransigence to...
by Dale | Aug 29, 2011 | Articles, Philosophy
In early June of 1995, I was a young Marine Cobra pilot focused on one thing – the ops plan to rescue an Air Force pilot who had been shot down over Bosnia. By the time we got to port in Trieste, Italy, the word had spread of the rescue and a clique of...
