What does it mean to have a home? For generations, owning a home has been the cornerstone of the American Dream — a symbol of stability, dignity, and belonging. Yet … Continue reading The American Dream

In recognition of what I like to call the third May holiday (Mother’s Day, Memorial Day, and World Freedom of the Press month), I will be talking about my personal history as … Continue reading Free Press, Free People    

A look at and conversation about the role of nurturers and the role of advocates in improving the lives of children and their parents on this Mother’s Day, which began … Continue reading Past Due

A Cat in the Hat learning library book that came out several years ago looked at wacky weather- odd or extreme- as events that can make us laugh and learn. … Continue reading El Nino Years

A look at our earliest women ministers, the communities they founded, and their lasting legacy.

Enough said.

A look this week after President’s Day at the key role George Washington played in promoting a new republic where there would be no sanction of religious bigotry. Where are … Continue reading Vine and Fig Tree

Aristotle considered bravery to be among the six major virtues or values. To act for the good in the face of personal and global  risk– past examples and present opportunities.

Anger- we feel it  for rational and irrational reasons, on a personal and global level. If we know how to handle our anger skillfully, it is an effective tool for … Continue reading All the Rage