The dormouse never said “feed your head.”1 Maybe that is the paradox of the Jefferson Airplane 1967 song telling you to remember something that never
Author: Sheila Penelope Thorne
Founder of https://bousbous.com/
Adulting, New Year’s Resolutions and Reality
It’s not funny or cute any more; “adulting” is an age, not a verb. I am known for saying, I need adult supervision and the
How Do You Know? Over Your Head or Just Within Reach
“…just let me skip this and go to the next one,” I was frustrated with a NY Times math puzzle and wanted to skip ahead
Can You? The False Equivalency, Maybe Unintentional Lie
“Can you? No. That’s the wrong question. Ask, have you? You want experience not aspirations or illusions of grandeur. I’ve made that mistake before.” I
The Gaslighting of Justice: Rape, Murder and Backdoors
In 1969, the Rolling Stones released Gimme Shelter and I’m haunted by one of the verses, “rape, murder, it’s just a shot away.” Brock Turner,
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces 