Here it is, the kind of obligatory Black history month blog post. The month was proposed by in 1926 by black historian, Carter G Woodson;
Do you hear what I hear? Chatter, Whispers and Game Stop
“The chatter is too loud now. Got to get in on the whisper.” That was the response of a friend when asked about Game Stop
and Now for Something Completely Different: PTSD, Covid 19 and Re-Entry
You know all those times you say, if I’d only known I would have <insert missed opportunity here.> OK, well now you know. In about
Lessons from Kindergarten, Tell the Truth, One of These things is not LIke the Other and Be Nice
Let’s play one of these things is not like the other, a lesson in false equivalencies. The insurrection at the Capitol last week is not
This is Not a Drill: Words, Pictures and a Capitol Insurrection
Wednesday was a lynch mob; a premeditated extrajudicial action with intent to kill. Participants took commemorative photographs, stole artifacts to show they were there. A
Oops; Girl, You Know You Need to Stop
I have two weeks off. Yahoo! I made a list (ok a spreadsheet) of my plans for each day. This seemed like an excellent time,
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces 