Continue Reading Learning from History He who shall not be named tweeted something along the lines of ” there will ALWAYS be walls and ALWAYS be wheels”…
Continue Reading 2019! One hundred years ago, the month of January began with hope. Nations across the world met in Versailles for a Peace Conference,…
Continue Reading The Last Day of 2018 On the first day of 2018 I wrote here about racism, having just returned from Charleston, SC, my head filled with echoes…
Continue Reading Walk About I know I seemed all over the map this week, no discernible shared topic among the blog offerings, none of the usual…
Continue Reading A Journey in Sound If you are like me your household chores have suffered across the holidays. (Not the holidays’ fault but my indulgence in an…
Continue Reading Three Versions of Nature I just love it when people have clever ideas that make me laugh but also speak to a deeper issues. This was…
Continue Reading Cantique de Noël After eating all of these, you are probably ready to sit back and listen to music. On offer today is a song written…
Continue Reading Cause for Caroling I feel like that bedraggled, aging thrush of Hardy’s poem, who believes in hope in a world that is a rather dark…
Continue Reading Truth telling The University Library in Hamburg, Germany My initial goal for today was to link you to the ultimate best book list of the…
Continue Reading Persuading In the mid 1980s I worked as an RA for Leon Festinger, one of the giants in the field of social psychology,…
