It’s true. Some have been here from the beginning. Others came on board over time, first dropping in for occasional visits, then moving in with their baggage. This made for a crowded personality, but I didn’t know how to turn them [Read more...]
1954 If you went to Catholic school, you probably remember the Holy Childhood Society annual fundraising campaign. [Read more…]
J.M.J. Linda Benning March 2, 1955 Book Report: These Happy Golden Years [Read more…]
Superheroes took over my psyche and value system long before common sense and Gloria Steinem suggested females could be heroes too. [Read more…]
If my children accused me of assassinating JFK, I wouldn’t deny it. In fact, my initial response would probably be to call a criminal defense attorney. [Read more…]
Lately I’ve been asking myself why so few of our leaders speak up in the face of obvious injustice or corruption. [Read more…]
Searching for the perfect edible gift, I landed on the See’s Candies website and came up with an inadvertent but fortuitous insight — Men are like a box of chocolates. [Read more…]
This hypothetical question has been asked for decades to illustrate the importance of carefully thinking about one’s actions, regardless of what others are doing. [Read more…]
There is broad research indicating that individuals, over time, adopt traits and behaviors linked to their names, that people often make assumptions about others based on their names, and that a person’s name can significantly influence how we perceive them. [Read more...]
I was on my way to visit my friend Colleen and drove past the exit to her house. Not just one exit, not just two. I drove all the way to the other side of town. [Read more…]
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