When the well is dry, we know the value of water- Benjamin Franklin For thousands of people in Flint, Michigan and East Porterville, California, the well dried up. For 800 million people around the world, the well is dry. There’s… Read More ›
Health
A Bargain Way to Refresh, Renew, and Revive Yourself
Hello, I’ve been in the midst of digesting an editorial letter on a manuscript I sent in for editing. The information was a lot to process and there’s a ton of work in front of me. I’ve felt overwhelmed with… Read More ›
Why Complaining is Useless and Protest is Useful
Life between the sheets (of paper) can be busy and distract especially in the post-election and pre-inauguration days. Many people are frustrated and frightened with the PEOTUS rhetoric and impending changes. I know I am. I haven’t written about my… Read More ›
What to Do When You Don’t Feel Safe
This has been a frightening week, interspersed with personal trying periods, and a need to bury my head for a couple of hours at a time. My daughter texted me after the tragedy in Nice, France. I hated that… Read More ›
Don’t Pink for Me: “Poison Isn’t Pretty”
Every October, the autumn leaves turn golden, the sycamores lose their leaves, and the color PINK is everywhere. After 30 years of breast cancer “awareness,” have we found a cure? No. What we have found are three thousand more PINK… Read More ›
