"7 Videos." (November 2022.)
"A Brief Fireside Chat." (March 2023.)
"A Few Days in Iceland." (September 2015.)
"Africa on My Mind." (February 2023.)
"A Lake Called Michigan." (July 2018.)
"Amazing Photos." (January 2022.)
"Animal Oddities." (January 2025.)
"Animals Are Wild." (August 2019.)
"Aren't Shoes Sweet." (November 2024.)
"Art." (June 2019.)
"A Song to Sing Ya." (February 2023.)
"Beauty in Black and White." (August 2020.)
"Beauty in the World." (November 2013.)
"Beauty to Behold -- Animals." (September 2018.)
"Beauty to Behold -- Man-Made Things." (October 2018.)
"Beauty to Behold -- Nature." (October 2018.)
"Beauty to Behold -- People." (October 2018.)
"Cars." (October 2020.)
"Changes." (July 2021.)
"Circles." (May 2013.)
"Columbus Found the World Is Round." (September 2023.)
"Come, See." (December 2025.)
"Crazy." (August 2022.)
"Cultural Marxism." (May 2021.)
"Did You Know? Part 1." (March 2022.)
"Did You Know? Part 2." (March 2022.)
"Do Tell - Covid19." (April 2023.)
"Dogs." (February 2019.)
"Equity." (April 2023.)
"Evolution Again." (March 2014.)
"Exceptional." (April 2017.)
"Expressions." (June, 2021)
"Funny." (June 2023.)
"Global Warming -- Some Points to Ponder." (June, 2021)
"Hobbies." (May 2020.)
"Ho Ho Ho." (December 2020.)
"How Could It Be?" (December 2024.)
"How Many?" (May 2020.)
"I Never Thought that I Would See . . .." (June 2024.)
"I Think that I Shall Never See . . .." (February 2024.)
"If a Child Is Told . . ." (November 2023.)
"If I Were." (May 2025.)
"If I Were this Person." (April 2025.)
"Is the Fat Lady about to Sing?" (July, 2020)
"It Had to Be You." (September 2017.)
"I've Grown Accustomed to Your Face." (June, 2021)
"Joe Biden and Donald Trump Talk." (November 2023.)
"Learn to Sing." (August 2018.)
"Leftists." (November 2018.)
"Look Again." (October 2014.)
"Love." (May 2020.)
"More than One." (January, 2023)
"Men and Women." (May 2023.)
"Music Awards for Singers." (September 2023.)
"My Blue Sweater." (March 2023.)
"Numbers." (February 2022.)
"Occupations." (July 2021.)
"Oh, Africa." (February 2019.)
"Oh, Daddy." (November 2022.)
"Oil." (March 2023.)
"Old Hack Joe." (December 2023.)
"Passing Thoughts." (March 2025.)
"Old Photographs." (August 2021.)
"People Who Lie." (June 2023.)
"Photoshopped." (January 2021.)
"Pictures to Ponder." (September 2020.)
"Predictions." (January 2021.)
"Questions." (June 2021.)
"Quintessential Quotations." (December 2023.)
"Re-Imagined Song Lyrics." (August 2025.)
"Sing a Silly Song." (January, 2023)
"So, Live It Well!" (July 2015.)
"Special Places." (May 2020.)
"Street Art." (July 2020.)
"Tales of Famous People." (May 2023.)
"That Old Quartet." (January 2021.)
"The Amazing Human Being." (April 2021.)
"The Lyin' King." (July 2024.)
"The Night before Christmas." (December 2023.)
"The Red, White, and Blue." (February 2023.)
"The Greatest Gift." (August 2017.)
"The Universe." (April 2024.)
"The Wisdom of Kamala Harris." (July 2024.)
"The World Association of Animated Things." (October 2023.)
"Then and Now." (May 2015.)
"Three Cheers to the Comics." (November 2023.)
"To Africa with Love." (September 2014.)
"To Be or Not to Be? Illustrated." (August 2024.)
"Tomorrow." (September 2022.)
"Transformations." (February 2025.)
"Unfamiliar Faces." (December 2025.)
"Uninteresting Things." (January 2022.)
"What Does Joe Biden Do for Fun?"
"When Is a Man a Woman?" (May 2023.)
"Where Have We Been Led?" (February 2014.)
"Who Are You?" (March 2021.)
"Who's in the News?" (March 2024.)
"Why We Say Things." (June 2024.)


SOME of the SONGS I'VE WRITTEN and SUNG

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"Enjoy the Moment" (Lyrics.)
"I'm Thankful" (Lyrics.) Sung to "There's the Door," by Jason Silver. This is a new recording (2-16-24) of the song I first recorded in 2014.
"Just with a Smile," (Lyrics) Sung to "Ready," by Phil Garrod and Scot Schreer.
"The William Tell Overture on a Drunken Saturday Afternoon." (I must offer my apologies to Gioachino Rossini for trampling on his overture, and my thanks to Claudine Gay for the example she set.)
"What Would Be Better than Christmas?" (Lyrics, 2022.)
"What Will Tomorrow Bring?" (Lyrics. 2022.)