Carole J. Garrison

Yin and Yang: Or If You See a Rainbow, It Means There Was a Storm

Visits, happy to have come, ready to go home.

Avian Influenza H5N1

Don’t throw out those unused masks just yet!

Harpswell.Org

Postscript: Tragically for us and for them, Afghanistan has gone in the wrong direction. We failed that country’s women and girls. Let’s not fail any others.

Solar Geoengineering: Should We Be Afraid or Very Afraid?

I hesitate to blog about this topic because I am no expert on climate. I am, however, an inhabitant of our planet, and I am quite aware that we are in trouble. So, consider this blog as adding my voice to the alarm bells. Dire circumstances require dire action. Heard that? I have. And theContinue reading “Solar Geoengineering: Should We Be Afraid or Very Afraid? “

Conjunction

The second season of Valhalla on Netflix started a couple of weeks ago. It has all the incredibly handsome, bloodthirsty men, and occasionally women—including the requisite bloody axes. In this season, those converted to Christianity have driven most of the followers of the old g-ds into exile. I admit being spellbound by the series Vikings,Continue reading “Conjunction”

The Country Cousin

it’s not the size of the wedding or the cost of the table decorations that will determine marital success, but the extent to which the couple sees themselves and their vision for the future in the event itself.

Isabelle and the Hawk

Nature has such an interesting food chain: hawk predator—chicken prey. Unless, of course, the chicken is our demented Isabelle and her caregiver is my daughter, Samantha.

CNN —02-03-2023

Now think about the Scorpion Unit in Memphis. Did it exercise legitimate authority?

An Excerpt from Maxwell Street

Our future, our hopes and yes, our survival, may rest with these youngsters. If they can’t rise to their full potential because of antiquated barriers, prejudice, and ignorance, we are lost.

Old Photos: Why You Should Keep “Stuff”

These bits and pieces help us remember and relive moments in our lives lost to time and memory. They are an antidote to old age, a reminder of a life well lived, and a connection to all those who have passed but are now reinstated in our hearts.