Bob’s Banter by Robert Clements

“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men.” — Colossians […]

It was the funeral of the century. India’s economy lay on a bamboo bier in Delhi’s central square, covered not

It’s only 6 in the morning and already Manhattan is in a frenzy. Cars honking, buses groaning, and joggers zooming

There’s something about silence from a smaller person that emboldens the bully. Gives him a sense of victory. Makes him

There’s something majestic about a tall man or woman walking straight and proud. And no, I don’t just mean the

Oh how I relish my morning coffee, and it was while I was into my third cup this morning—that I

Was chatting yesterday with an editor of an American magazine. Now she may have looked like the average Manhattan professional—coffee

Arrogance, my dear reader, is not a trait you’ll find in confident people. It’s what you find in people who

Seventy-four. In most families today, that’s the age you’re expected to finally go on that Europe trip, take up pottery,

Someone turned to me the other day and said with great philosophical finality, “Well, it was his karma, no?” The