“You made me what I am today, and I hope you’re satisfied.” Do you recognize the words of this song? It was on the “hit parade” well before our time. I don’t know who wrote it, but it speaks to the fact that our words and actions may, unbeknownst to us, affect others in a profound ...
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To those of you who have not been able to complete on-line purchases of Picketing The President: Delia's Dilemma - Grandmother Nolan and the Suffragists or Trouble In Texas: A Summer Adventure, both are now available on-line at Barnes and Noble as well as Amazon. Please let me k...
25.03.25 09:56 AM - Comment(s)
I will preface this by saying I am not making a political statement, but an observation of a lowering of standards in society in general.
Have you noticed there seems to be a deliberate coarsening of language on TV? Words that a well-mannered adult would never have used in mixed company are now...
13.03.25 03:32 AM - Comment(s)
It seems to me the time has come to have a conversation. A civil discourse to clear the air, no strident confrontation. - Mary Nolan Brown
By BlueSkies
The first thing we need to do is see ourselves as one. No “us” and “them”. Take a close look at them and decide what you can agree on. Be pleasant – don’t call each other names. (Does it sound as though I’m talking to the children?) Our very existence depends on our worki...
18.02.25 11:36 AM - Comment(s)
Are you with me? After all the planning, shopping, decorating, caroling, worship services, and entertaining, we are numb - or at least I am. But I did manage to put away the decorations before collapsing into the doldrums. “The what?” you ask. In this case (according to Webster) a state ...
01.02.25 01:39 PM - Comment(s)