Years That Answer

When I was in hospital giving birth to our daughter 47 years ago, we agreed to allow student nurses to observe my labor. Actually, I didn...

I can't help but notice Christmas brings out the best in people. So, why can't that last? During weeks leading up to this holiday,...

I've been meaning to write about the political trauma in this country. I certainly live it everyday, and have been as active as I can ma...

It is early December and Christmas frenzy is in full swing at my house. I'm ordering presents, actually venturing out of the house to g...

It is a woodturner’s dream down here in Florida. Piles of downed tree trunks and limbs have been hauled to the front ...

I am feeling a little overwhelmed these days, aware of all the people in my life who need to be loved. Their need is palpable. I give what I...

In my not-so-humble , completely non-medical opinion there is no virtue to suffering in silence. Repressing your emotional pain is conveni...

Today I do not want to read any mean spirited, self-serving, blame the victim, I told you so, I'm better than (you, your country, your r...

Why is it that when a tragedy occurs the haters circle around the unlucky like vultures, ripping the carcass apart to ascertain blame?  What...

As I said in Part I , I don't think you can change other people unless they want to be changed. In Part I, I made that statement...

As the saying goes, "One bad apple spoils the bunch." A fellow blogger published a thoughtful post about the negative effect one d...