A Marriage Equality Story, by Rich Paschall When Eddie went into the army, Marge and her husband Edgar decide to leave the Midwest and head for Arizona. As each year went past, Edgar found the winters difficult and the summers… Read More ›
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SEEING THINGS DIFFERENTLY
A Marriage Equality Story, by Rich Paschall All through his senior year of high school, Eddie was telling everyone that he would be going on to college. He had applied to a four-year university and to a “junior college” just… Read More ›
LIVING IN CIVILITY – Marilyn Armstrong
Civility, manners, and communications has become a hot topic. We have a racist, narcissistic president who insults people in front of the entire world and a lot of people apparently believe it’s okay. Of course, some of these people also… Read More ›
BETWEEN GENERATIONS – Marilyn Armstrong
Civility, manners, and communications has, for obvious reasons, become a hot topic. We have a president who insults people in front of the entire world and a lot of people apparently believe it’s okay. Of course, some of these people… Read More ›
NOBODY PROMISED LIFE WOULD BE FAIR – Marilyn Armstrong
Weekly Word Prompt – Fairness No one promised me that life would be fair. Quite the opposite. My mother was a total cynic. Born in 1910, her earliest memories were of living through World War I which she always referred… Read More ›
DID YOU SEE THE PICTURE? – RICH PASCHALL
A Marriage Equality Story, by Rich Paschall When Eddie went into the army, Marge and her husband Edgar decided to leave the Midwest and head for Arizona. As each year had passed, Edgar found the winters increasingly difficult and the… Read More ›
SEEING THINGS DIFFERENTLY – BY RICH PASCHALL
A Marriage Equality Story, by Rich Paschall All through his senior year of high school, Eddie was telling everyone that he would be going on to college. He had applied to a four-year university and to a “junior college” just… Read More ›
SEEING THINGS DIFFERENTLY
A Marriage Equality Story, by Rich Paschall All through senior year of high school, Eddie was telling everyone that he would be going on to college. He had applied to a four-year university and to a “junior college” just in case… Read More ›
DID YOU SEE THE PICTURE?
A Marriage Equality Story, by Rich Paschall When Eddie went into the army, Marge and her husband Edgar decide to leave the Midwest and head for Arizona. As each year went past, Edgar found the winters difficult and the summers… Read More ›
IT IS SO ORDERED
Equality and the Supreme Court, Rich Paschall While the Supreme Court decision on gay marriage was expected by some, it was a total shock to others. Nevertheless, people took to the street to celebrate their activism. Many had demonstrated in front… Read More ›
WHEN SO MANY HAVE NOTHING
No Excess – “Perhaps too much of everything is as bad as too little.” – Edna Ferber What is this supposed to mean? Like too much money? I have no idea what it would be like to have too much money. I’ve… Read More ›
HARRIET TUBMAN (1820 – 1913)
From Google, this is dedicated to Harriet Tubman, Activist, humanitarian, African-American abolitionist, humanitarian, and Union spy during the American Civil War. (See Wikipedia for more.) She was born in 1820 in Dorchester County, MD and died on March 10, 1913, in Auburn, NY. Married to Nelson Davis (1869-1888) and John Tubman… Read More ›
Generational Differences
Okay, I’ve got to hand it to you, WordPress. You got me thinking. That’s always dangerous. The world would probably be better off if I stopped thinking about Things and started watching reality television. It’s the whole issue of manners… Read More ›
SERENDIPITY: SEEKING INTELLIGENT LIFE ON EARTH 