Unless we all have plenty…
This poem by Joseph Pintauro always comes to mind when ancient wounds and conflicts are in the news again. Unless … Continue reading Unless we all have plenty…
This poem by Joseph Pintauro always comes to mind when ancient wounds and conflicts are in the news again. Unless … Continue reading Unless we all have plenty…
Robin Wall Kimmerer is a Botany professor at SUNY in Syracuse who just happens to also be an indigenous woman. … Continue reading Book Report: Can we weave the world back together?
Share a story about the furthest you’ve ever traveled from home. It’s hard to get farther away from my home … Continue reading Going down under
…any place can be ideal with the right company. Continue reading It’s not where you are…
What brings a tear of joy to your eye? Prompt for September 4, 2023 Babies. Especially babies being born—even in … Continue reading Births and babies!
Why do you blog? Prompt for September 3, 2023 Like the old joke… “How do you get to Carnegie Hall?” … Continue reading Practice. Practice. Practice.
“Live long enough, and all things you ever loved can turn around to scorch you blind. The wonder is that you could start life with nothing, end with nothing, and lose so much in between.”
Continue reading Book Report: Just who are the demons?
Let children read whatever they want and… Continue reading Mid-week Wisdom
Kate Atkinson’s immersive and wry novel is set eight years after the Great War in London’s Soho district. There, Nellie … Continue reading Book Report: Nightclubs and flappers and gangsters, Oh my!
Was today typical? …a former US President was criminally indicted for a third time. Continue reading It was typical until…
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