WHY is Emery putting us all through this?

Who knows. Just enjoy the ride by checking out Emery’s daily and weekly blog below, where you may get glimpses into the wonderland that is Emery’s head.

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Why

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I read a lot of books by British authors growing up in the pre-internet era, which led to some misconceptions concerning word usage. For instance, when I read a passage about a pub owner pulling a "draught" of beer, I thought the patron must have ordered an...

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 DARK IS COLD, BUT LIGHT CAN GO EITHER WAY   This week, I'm ruminating about the time my youngest kiddle made a disconcerting discovery. A few years ago, I was fortunate enough to attend a work conference at Disney World in Orlando, Florida. I made...

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The only way I'd use a self-driving car is if a full-size robot of me was in the passenger seat making suggestions during the drive.  ~ Emery Lamb

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"12.  I believe in being subject to kings, presidents, rulers and magis. . . wait, no I don’t."    ~ Robert Kirby, Thirteen Particles of Faith

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An Alaskan legislator once said that his constituents from the bush call townfolk "pavement people." My, how descriptive and polite. I prefer tarmac twerps, or even better, asphalt asses.  ~ Emery Lamb

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"Two Irish fellas open a bar, and nobody ever comes in. Nobody comes in to drink, and one says, "I'll think we'll open a brothel." T'other said, "Ah, that'll be no good, if you can't get 'em to drink beer, how the 'ell are we gonna get 'em to drink broth."   ~ Dave...

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A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE AIRPORT   This week, I'm ruminating about a job interview that probably should've never happened in the first place. About ten thousand years ago (pre-internet days) I completed a job application on a typewriter. That's...

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