Lesson two: Never, ever assume that someone is vaccinated.
Category Archives: culture
Modeling Effective Diversity
Never mind the next few generations because, at this rate, we won’t make it to the 22nd century.
Free Choice in the Time of Covid
Lesson for the day: None of us has free choice, and many of us have no choice.
Empathy in the Time of Covid-19
Like Alice, I’ve lost my “muchiness,” and I need to get it back.
Police Reform
Let us give police clear and unambiguous guidelines while relieving them of tasks that we should assign to ourselves and our social institutions.
Clogged Ears and Trump Madness
“Peace on earth, good will towards men, and spare us from the tyrants of this world.”
There’s a Tesla in the Garage: And a Madman in the White House
Too far out … a crazy conspiracy theory. Maybe
The Cycle of Life
The French writer Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr is quoted as saying, “Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose,” which translates as, “The more things change, the more they remain the same.”
Bat Mitzvah in the Time of COVID-19
“and we will rejoice in the blessings of family, even in the time of COVID-19.”
THE STARLINGS HAVE MOVED ON
The starlings have moved on. Apparently even West Virginia is too hot for these raucous birds. The finches have claimed dominance over the bird feeders, sharing them with a few jays, mourning doves, and tiny woodpeckers. The grass has started to brown, and plants wilt from the unrelenting heat and sun. Is this a harbingerContinue reading “THE STARLINGS HAVE MOVED ON”
