Category: DailySocotra

Honora’s Tale

(The Village of Clifden, in County Galway, where Honora Griffin’s odyssey began. The blue eyes in the family came from the Viking raider’s who harassed the coast of Ireland in olden days.) I had the most extraordinary dream last night, vivid beyond belief. There was a fair amount of stuff going on in it that […]

The War in the West

Patrick Griffin: The Adventure of a Lifetime By Rebecca Blackwell Drake (Author Becky Drake, speaking to a gathering of Civil War enthusiasts on the Hill of Death at Champion Hill. That struggle was part of the Union campaign that built the reputation of U. S, Grant, and was part of the strategic effort to secure […]

Dhimmi

(Screen shot of the cover of Newsweek with a useful article by Fareed Zakaria on how to live with Radical Islam. Image Newsweek). I just got back from a haircut administered by my Tunisian barber Ben up at the corner. I never go to anyone else, because I can trust Ben implicitly, even when he […]

Weather Report

It is snowing again. I need to get out of here. There was a time when the prospect of the white stuff got my blood going, a sort of winter ‘Surfs up!’ to break out the Rossignols and do some serious schussing. But not so much these days, now that the legs creak and sway, […]

The Third Rail

It was an exciting drive up from the Farm in the icy rain. One moment you are hurtling down a wet stretch of asphalt and the next the onboard computer is struggling to keep all four wheels connected to anything at all. It is an automotive equivalent to the arc of history we all shared […]

Picking Up

(A sample of the hundreds of thousands of wreaths at Arlington National Cemetery as part of the Wreaths Across American tribute, 2015). My pal Point Loma wrote this morning to answer a question I asked after thousands of volunteers poured into Arlington National Cemetery to reverently (but efficiently) place hundreds of thousands of wreaths on […]

Fire in a Crowded Theater

 So, they are going to indict Dave Petraeus, the General who arguably won the Afghan war before we decided to lose it, and whose dalliance with an Army reservist who was writing an adoring biography of him was revealed by the FBI poking around in his email accounts. I certainly would resent anyone from […]

Life on Mars

The madness continues in France. It is still all first-report, and you know as well as I do that first reports are always wrong. What appears to be true it that the brothers Kouachi are dead, and so is a third who conducted his own separate rampage. I hope so. The brothers were holed up […]

Charlie

I am not often at a loss for words, but I can find none that sufficiently convey the outrage I feel over this latest murderous assault on the West. Wait. Perhaps there are: Je suis Charlie: aujourd’hui, demain et toujours. Vive la France! Copyright 2014 Vic Socotra www.vicsocotra.com Twitter: @jayare303

Dream Caddy, With Niven

I wrote this early, so I could recall the imagery. I am glad I did, since the news of the massacre in Paris drove everything out of my mind as I researched frantically to attempt to understand what happened, and why. I did a nice little piece on it, but I think I am going […]