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Socks: To Be or Not to Be
Morning rituals, learned by watching, carried forward long after the reasons have changed. I’ve been thinking a lot about socks; not wearing them that is. Now that my coat and tie, 8 to 5 days are gone, I am looking to simplify? Letting-go, however, of this article is easier said than done. From the Latin soccus, meaning a light, low heeled foot covering; socks have been around since the Stone age, 5000 BC. Animal skin and plants, or straw were first used as functionaries
J. Michael McGee
Jan 274 min read


You Better Watch Out: Free Speech Anxiety
A casual coffee conversation turns uneasy when a friend warns, “You better watch out—they’ll cancel you.” What begins as offhand advice opens into a deeper anxiety shared by writers, podcasters, and anyone who speaks publicly today. This essay reflects on free speech, platform power, and the quiet fear that saying the wrong thing—however thoughtfully—may carry unseen consequences.
J. Michael McGee
Jan 224 min read


Moral Compass - Finding Direction in Life
A children’s book and an old Boy Scout compass become unlikely guides, reminding me that kindness, once given, has a way of pointing us home.
J. Michael McGee
Jan 136 min read
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