by Philip Farruggio | Jun 4, 2025 | Blog
He was my dad, and he most likely never had a chance for a better life. He was born in 1915 to a Sicilian father and Neapolitan mother, both immigrants. When Alphonse was ten, he lost all his teeth from gum disease. Then, at seventeen, at the onset of the Great...
by Philip Farruggio | Jun 4, 2025 | Blog
For decades this writer has been getting flak from friends and associates for my belief that this life is nothing but a dream. My readings of Indian yogi and mystic Yogananda reveal how the Hindus and other Eastern religions hold this to be true: The 3rd dimension we...
by Philip Farruggio | Jun 4, 2025 | Blog
In 1973 I was still a somewhat naive college senior ready to face the business world. My major had been in Speech and Theater, with a minor in Sociology. As the year was ending and the new one upon us, I was engaged to be married and needed to find secure employment....
by Philip Farruggio | Jun 4, 2025 | Blog
It was a hot, sunny Saturday afternoon in late May, 1970. I always went to the 5 PM Mass at St Edmunds Catholic Church to avoid the regular crowds. Once there I stood in my usual place, which was back by the exit door. This day there was this other guy standing right...
by Philip Farruggio | May 23, 2025 | Blog
We have someone running what they call ‘ Homeland Security’ ( or should we say ‘ Fatherland Security’?) who actually looks and acts like her counterparts from Germany circa 1940. This former Governor of South Dakota, with a population...
