Life has changed with the pandemic, but love has not.
Author Archives: Carole J. Garrison
Shock/Not Shocked
We can’t know what America has done to overcome its past errors if we hide our mistakes, rather than own them.
Confessions of a Former News Junkie
And then COVID-19 hit and, with it, nightly briefings from the White House. It was too much.
Green Not: Life on a School Board In the Era of COVID-19
In this fluid situation, there are few options other than vigilance, patience and flexibility.
White Pride: A House Divided Cannot Stand
A house divided cannot stand.
School Re-entry in the Time of COVID-19
Perfect is not an option, and each of our alternative plans comes with its own set of serious consequences—financial, emotional, and educational.
Karma
I simply could not worry about the horror of Trump being re-elected, much less tile.
‘School Boards in the Time of COVID-19 con’t.
This virus will be vanquished and we need a strong school district ready when it does.
Imelda Marcos—Not!
More than a quarter century ago, I teased my good friend, Sister Libby, about her ugly nun shoes. Indignant, she claimed that she wore orthotics because she had bad feet. At the time, I walked around in medium-high heels, leaning decidedly towards the pointy-toed kind. High heels gave way to fashionable flats and wide sneakers.Continue reading “Imelda Marcos—Not!”
Recycled Love
Ten minutes is a long time for a teenager to hug anyone.
