No Water – A Haiku
Dehydration to
A severe constipation
Then no survival
2013 Albert Moyer, Jr.
Looking Through A Microscope – A Haiku
Posted: September 30, 2013 in PoetryTags: Haiku, Haiku and Related Forms, Japanese poetry, Literature, Poetry
Looking through a Microscope – A Haiku
Nucleus in view
Eyes see cellular battles
Bacteriophage
2013 Albert Moyer, Jr.
Senior Citizens- A Haiku
Posted: September 30, 2013 in PoetryTags: Haiku, Haiku and Related Forms, Japanese poetry, Literature, Poetry
Senior Citizens – A Haiku
Many years they live
And so much knowledge they know
Extend them a hand
2013 Albert Moyer, Jr.
Coins- A Haiku
Posted: September 30, 2013 in PoetryTags: Haiku, Haiku and Related Forms, Japanese poetry, Literature, Poetry
Coins – A Haiku
Silver and Copper
Many fall through fingertips
Others through coin slots
2013 Albert Moyer, Jr.
Asian Hornet
Posted: September 27, 2013 in InsectsTags: Asia, Asian giant hornet, China, Digital photography, Hornet, Photography
Photo from Google Images
The Asian Hornet has mandibles that tear and rip apart prey, a sting that delivers neurotoxins that destroy flesh, and poison that signals other hornets to sting until the prey dies. I hope they stay in Asia. This is one tough hornet.
We Love Houston
Posted: September 22, 2013 in PhotographyTags: Art, Digital photography, Houston, Photography, Texas, Travel and Tourism, United States
Philadelphia has their LOVE art and it is very popular for photography. I am very proud that Houston, one of the fastest growing cities in America, now has its own art too. Our art piece is much bigger than Philadelphia. Everything is bigger in Texas!
WE LOVE HOUSTON
2013 Albert Moyer, Jr.
Killing our Earth
Posted: September 22, 2013 in PhotographyTags: Digital photography, Health, Photography, pollution, Texas, United States, Waste container
During my bike ride today, I noticed over three miles of trash along the bayou from heavy rains this weekend. It appalls me to hear people complain about oil companies, yet they don’t take time to throw away their own trash. This trash is polluting the globe at a phenomenal rate. If I am correct, plastic takes over 80 years to degrade. People take your trash to the trash can! Stop ruining our waterways!
About Ten Yards of Trash Along A Three Mile Stretch
Nobody Cares- A Haiku
Posted: September 22, 2013 in PoetryTags: Haiku, Haiku and Related Forms, Japanese poetry, Literature, Poetry
Nobody Cares – A Haiku
A lack of action
Trade important for mundane
That’s why Earth degrades.
2013 Albert Moyer, Jr.
During general conversation, meetings, and social media, it has become quite clear to me that the majority of people really do not care about what is important. They will complain about what is happening around them, but at the first suggestion of helping the problem, they have things to do, they do not want to talk about it, or the obvious principle is right in front of them, but they dislike it, and do not want to use it. It’s like they know the vegetables will sustain them, but they would rather starve. The world is becoming full of the,”I want!” and “Look at me!” people. We need more,”I do!” and ,”I want to help.” people. Consumers without producers is unsustainable, and for anything to happen there always has to be action. Words without action are useless.
Steel Cut Oats with Raisins, Walnuts, Apples, Cinnamon, and Honey
Posted: September 21, 2013 in Food, More about meTags: Apple, Cinnamon, Honey, Oatmeal, Raisin, recipe, Rolled oats, Steel Cut Oats, walnut
Steel Cut Oats with Raisins, Walnuts, Apples, Cinnamon, and Honey
One of my favorite breakfast foods is steel-cut oats. I prefer their nutty crunch to the flat pasty style rolled oats. Steel cut oats take longer to cook. They usually take about 30 to 45 minutes. If you are looking for a healthy, natural, breakfast choice, this is about as natural as one can get, and your body will love you back for it.
Chris Madrid’s
Posted: September 20, 2013 in FoodTags: Cheeseburger, Chris Madrid, Chris Madrid's, Hamburger, San Antonio, Texas
Last weekend I was in San Antonio, and I have been there hundreds of times, eating at many of the cities best Mexican restaurants. I did an internet search of best food in San Antonio and the name Chris Madrid’s ranked very high and it offered something besides Mexican food. Hamburgers!
I clicked the website http://www.chrismadrids.com/
Upon review of the website I thought, “It looks basic!” The story of entrepreneurship and the longevity of the place made me want to give it a try. I love independent business! It is the life of America. I must say that when I arrived, I thought the place looked average.
This is the outside of Chris Madrid’s.
Upon entering Chris Madrid’s, I knew something special was about to present itself to me by the crowd of people sitting, and the long lines of people waiting to order food.
Crowds and Line
So I approach the menu and my eye catches a burger called the Tostada burger. This burger has refried beans, chips, salsa, meat, and cheese. I added my own pico de gallo. I opted for the 1/2 pound Macho size. This burger was HOT! I have never had a burger so fresh that my hands had trouble picking it up due to temperature. The meat was bursting with flavor, the cheese was flowing like lava, the beans, salsa, and chips inside gave it a crunch style in its own league. It was A plus, fantastic!
The Macho Tostada Burger
If you are in San Antonio, and want fantastic burgers, or nachos, do give Chris Madrid’s a try. I am a foodie with a taste for great food, and Chris Madrid’s has it going on. You will not be let down, and your stomach will not leave on empty. Chris Madrid’s is located less than three miles from the river walk and downtown San Antonio on Blanco and Hollywood.
Albert Moyer, Jr. 