Michael Swartz
I used to do a blog called monoblogue, but now my job is to turn that rocky, thorny, and trod-upon soil into ground receptive to the missionary's seed, just like in Matthew 13.
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Not well-read by bots
I’m reusing an image from Stone Bryson, who used to be on Substack but got fed up with a lot of the same concerns I have.
Back in February I did a post where I complained about Substack and how it got away from its original purpose of givi...
Revenge of the AWFLs?
On Justine Cuccia’s campaign website (she’s on the left) this prospective gathering of elected officials is billed as “the wave of change we need in Sussex County.” Who says we need change?
From left to right in the photo above, you have J...
Monday memory: Sunday evening reading
Some old local Eastern Shore scenery to go with an old Eastern Shore tale. Down near the mouth of the Wicomico River is Webster’s Cove, and that’s where I took this photo in 2006.
For those of you are only know me from my Substack that I b...
The “right” type of housing
Photo by Jack van Tricht on Unsplash. I was looking for a photo of a suburb and there it was.
I honestly didn’t know Monday was World Architecture Day until my boss got a text from his daughter wishing him a good one. Unlike other professi...
Does the DEGOP have a chance?
It could be morning in Delaware if conservatives would ever get their act together. But they don’t have much of an organization representing them.
As I noted a few weeks ago, it didn’t take long for the Delaware Republican Party to begin s...
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An architect by day and writer by night. My work isn't just on Substack, but appears on The Patriot Post, too. I have also written two books, with the last being The Rise and Fall of the TEA Party (2019).
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