The Birth of Summer

Well folks, I'm back in town and cleaning up the place.  I've settled into the best temporary post-school routine thewalrus can possibly achieve and the creative juices are flowing.  Now that I'm on a reprieve from my "official" education, I'm digging into some reading that actually stimulates my thought.  Contrary to your well-deserved critiques of my bar-tending skills as of late, I have been hard at work on an impending post, one of which I think you will all find rather stimulating.  My assurance to all of you is that I will get that post up in the next few days.  My mother is coming in town to visit this weekend which means I will have several evenings to knock out some serious writing.  That will make sense to those of you who know me personally and know that I do my best writing at night.  Seeing that I won't be socializing among heathens this weekend, it should be a relatively good environment for productivity.  There are a lot of new elements to thesecondchance I intend to start this summer.  I dropped the ball on a number of those about a year ago due to a lack of participation but I'm gonna give it another shot.  I'll speak more to that later.  In the meantime, stay tuned for this week's post which could come anywhere between tomorrow night and this weekend.  It will be one of my classic critical engagements with Christianity but I think you all might see a few different elements in this one.  Here's a provocative question for a preview:

"What kind of figure does ethics cut once we decide to view it in the biological perspective?" - Friedrich Nietzsche, The Birth of Tragedy

Cheers.