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7 NOVEMBER 2022 ANGER AND FEAR
I was scrolling through the news this morning when I ran across my horoscope. In it I read, “Fear is the raw material from which courage is manufactured.” The quote is from a spiritual teacher by the name of Martha … Continue reading
10 OCTOBER 2022 FREE BOOKS
As some of you know, I have recently published the updated version of my book, – Question Everything: Overcoming Passivity in a Perilous World. Now I am faced with the daunting task of marketing it. Naturally, I have been approached … Continue reading
14 JUNE 2022 OVERWHELMING
Life gets overwhelming at times. This is one of those times for me and I have vacillated the whole day long about whether or not to take a break from this blog. While I normally have it posted each weekday … Continue reading
13 JUNE 2022 DREAMS
I rarely remember my dreams and I prefer not to dream at all. There are those who advocate that you should try to remember dreams because they are messages from your subconscious. I have from time to time had dreams … Continue reading
6 JUNE 2022 TOADS
At long last the weather is warm enough that I can go outside in a sleeveless shirt. The growing season here is painfully short, so I have been putting plant seedlings into the ground that I had begun indoors. Gardening … Continue reading
10 MAY 2022 FOOD SHORTAGE
When faced with food shortages, as could well happen in the not too distant future, some of us may have to adjust our food preferences. Many ethnic cultures around the world include insects in their diets. Entomophagy is the term … Continue reading
26 APRIL2022 USHERING IN A NEW ERA
Between my adolescent years and the beginning of the current decade, fast food chains have grown to provide breakfast, lunch, and dinner to many Americans. The first McDonald’s restaurant opened in 1955. As more and more women joined the workforce, … Continue reading
28 JANUARY 2021 OBSERVANCE
I wonder if one day we will look back at our human race and shake our heads, because we have sought to understand our world by approaching everything from without, rather than from within. It is highly exciting to learn … Continue reading
29 JANUARY 2021 LATE WINTER BULBS
In some areas of the country, spring is just around the corner. Late winter bulbs like Winter Aconite, Chionodoxa, Crocus, and the dwarf Iris reticulata will be making their brief appearance. I must be content with the daffodils I purchased … Continue reading
26 JANUARY 2021 WATCHING SNOWFLAKES
Early this morning I sat watching snowflakes falling softly from the sky, accumulating on top of the bird feeders, the porch railing, and the ground – each one taking a slightly different path before silently disappearing into the blanket of … Continue reading