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Some day, when your complete life is known and evaluated, do you feel it will be viewed as a success? What makes a life successful? I’m writing at The Perennial Gen today, so follow this link for my thoughts about a … Continue reading
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The phrase I can’t breathe has deeper meaning every day. A month or two ago, it meant that Covid-19 sufferers were struggling to breathe, being put on ventilators, and some of them dying. We watched in grief and apprehension. Last … Continue reading
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We desperately want experts to fill in some blanks on how to best fight the corona virus. Scientists, economists and politicians are experts in their fields, but no one has the knowledge required to fill in the blanks left by … Continue reading
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Politico listed listed thirty four ways the world could/would change from less polarization to more telemedicine to big government making a comeback to worship looking different. The New York Times discussed the world doing science together and The Guardian, published “‘We can’t … Continue reading
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When I was a kid, Easter was about a new dress, shoes, and maybe even a hat with a long ribbon. We’d lay our clothes out before we went to bed on Saturday night, and the Easter bunny would put … Continue reading
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So much input…so little understanding. If only there were an information desk where we could find out everything we need to know about Covid-19. We all want to understand, to get control of this microscopic virus and to live the … Continue reading
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As I wrote this post about non-fiction books during the middle of a pandemic, I realized that many of them took on deeper meaning. That’s the mark of a good book. Following are topics and the books that have expanded … Continue reading
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If you’re tired of the virus infected reality in which we’re living, here are a few good novels that will allow you to escape. A Piece of the World by Christina Baker Kline This was one of my favorite books … Continue reading
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Normally this morning I would have read my Bible while enduring a half hour on my elliptical machine, hopped in the shower, grabbed a quick breakfast and driven to work in a rush. Not so today. Today, I spent some … Continue reading
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Another year. New experiences. Expanded knowledge. A baby granddaughter! Growing family. Curious challenges. Blessing upon blessing. The conclusion of 2019 brings the same thoughts and questions as every other year end: Where did the year go? For who and what … Continue reading
