At seventy-eight, I think about the kind of world we will leave to our children and their children. Then I think about who is making decisions and supporting the policies currently being made by our representatives. Our law-makers. Curiosity got the best of me, here is what I learned: In the Senate, of 100 members, … Continue reading Our Future? #125
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Our Future? #124
At seventy-eight, I think about the kind of world we will leave to our children and their children. Then I think about who is making decisions and supporting the policies currently being made by our representatives. Our law-makers. Curiosity got the best of me, here is what I learned: In the Senate, of 100 members, … Continue reading Our Future? #124
Our Future? #123
At seventy-eight, I think about the kind of world we will leave to our children and their children. Then I think about who is making decisions and supporting the policies currently being made by our representatives. Our law-makers. Curiosity got the best of me, here is what I learned: In the Senate, of 100 members, … Continue reading Our Future? #123
Our Future? #122
At seventy-eight, I think about the kind of world we will leave to our children and their children. Then I think about who is making decisions and supporting the policies currently being made by our representatives. Our law-makers. Curiosity got the best of me, here is what I learned: In the Senate, of 100 members, … Continue reading Our Future? #122
Stressors of 2025 10/13/25
I haven't been creative in months, so please bear with me as I stumble through this story. I guess it truly started in January when I enrolled in United Healthcare Advantage, believing it was a supplement to Medicare. In July my oxygen condenser was repossessed due to non-payment for 6 months. What followed was a … Continue reading Stressors of 2025 10/13/25
The Costume 12/31/24
I remember, in 1983, hearing that Bear Bryant, the great Alabama football coach, had retired. One month later, he was dead. I also remember wondering if he felt he had lost his identity, and without anything to replace it, it was simply too much to bear. I wondered if the qualities we value in our … Continue reading The Costume 12/31/24
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