Getting Grief
I was driving to meet friends for dinner in early August. My route took me along Highland Avenue where, at the stop sign
Sticks and Stones Through Time
In, “Hell and Other Destinations,” the former and first female secretary of state, Madeleine Albright, suggests we need to know that many
My Pandemic Musings
I was enjoying my first helping of Dosa Grill’s lunch buffet when the manager approached our booth to tell my friend and
Just the Facts Please
By the time anyone reads this, our Chief Executive’s April 23 Coronavirus Task Force Briefing remarks/questions/ suggestions to Dr. Deborah Birx and
Multiple Family Values
The March 2020 The Atlantic features an article, “The Nuclear Family Was a Mistake,” by David Brooks, NY Times columnist and frequent
Up to This Minute
On January 22, the State of Utah joined 18 other states in outlawing so-called conversion therapy intended to change LGBTQ children into
Yesterday on Film Today
The December 21 Post-Standard published commentary by Atlanta Journal-Constitution editor in chief Kevin Riley, in which Riley points out misrepresentations in
Listening To Ourselves
Long ago and not so far away, I heard someone in a support group say that people often say the things that
Quantum Consciousness
If I search for a/the definition of quantum theory, I find reference to quantum mechanics. Quantum mechanics deals with the motion and
Points on the Map
Philosopher and theologian Søren Kierkegaard (1813-1855), wrote that life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards.
