Their prejudice runs deep and primordial—its etiology in our genetic history stretching back to pre-historic times. I’m not surprised and not optimistic, unless our national leaders can stop pretending they know who the enemy is and address the real problem—us.
Author Archives: Carole J. Garrison
Empathy in the Time of Covid-19
Like Alice, I’ve lost my “muchiness,” and I need to get it back.
The Hajj
The entry fee into this community was not money; it was TRUST.
The Cubby
I found a route home that avoided the humongous trucks and reckless lane jumpers on the interstate, picked up some pre-made mashed potatoes at a convenience store for comfort, and arrived home hungry, tired, and looking forward to my next day at the office.
We Will Not be Deterred
Legislators can make all the voting restrictions they want, but in the end, it is up to each of us to get to the polls and cast our ballots.
New Job Jitters
I Googled “new job jitters.” About 5,080,000 results (0.89 seconds) populated my computer screen.
Never Too Late To Learn
“The World is my country, all mankind are my brethren, and to do good is my religion.”
REAWAKENING
So I wonder, amidst all this life in bloom: will I be an annual or a perennial?
As One Door Closes, Another Door Opens
Real life demands real hands-on purpose. I hope that I am transitioning from one very fulfilling job to another.
Transitioning
So I try to live my fullest every day, to ease those I know “in transition” while I can, and comfort those whom they leave behind. I celebrate their lives and cherish their memories.
