Author Archives: Lisbeth

I love sharing good news whenever I am inspired by something I have heard or read. I want to pass it on to inspire others. The arrival of spring signals breeding time for most species. Unfortunately for many, their lives … Continue reading →

A lot of people were seduced by Donald Trump’s rhetoric that we should “make America great again.” Some are now realizing that he was only spouting hot air and there was no substance to the lies he was feeding them. … Continue reading →

When your world suddenly falls apart or if you are a Ukrainian whose neighborhood has just been blown up, you are suddenly faced with having to make a decision which you are not equipped to make. As one Ukrainian woman … Continue reading →

It is the Spring Equinox – not Christmas, not Easter, but the promise of spring – that should delight our souls. It should be, not presents beautifully wrapped in shiny paper and ribbon, stacked beneath an artificial tree, but the … Continue reading →

I have been immensely grateful that laws were passed to prevent smoking in public buildings; however it has not completely eliminated the problems created by smokers, for non-smokers. I grew up in a household where both parents smoked, resulting in … Continue reading →

Not having been raised Roman Catholic and, to my knowledge, not having a drop of Irish blood in my ancestry, I have often wondered just what all the fuss is about. Why do we get pinched if we don’t wear … Continue reading →

There is a small percentage of human beings who view other peoples’ tragedies as their opportunity. They are called plunderers. They apparently never stop to consider the suffering that the other may already be experiencing. They care only about themselves … Continue reading →

I have been contemplating how very fast most species are able to move. Lions, cheetahs, wolves, horses, and even house cats, being predators, must have speed to match that of their prey. In fact, the expenditure of energy necessary, say … Continue reading →

No one would argue that our brains are overloaded with a lot of useless information. I watched a program about a family living off the land in Kentucky, during the Great Depression. They were musicians and I marveled at how … Continue reading →

I am on my second cup of coffee and still awaiting the appearance of my muse. She is running late today, sleeping in I suppose, to hide from the cold and the wind. After five months of snow, wind, and … Continue reading →