As I sit here continuing to recover from my emergent recent health issue ,personally, I feel the need for some chicken soup for my soul, (especially in light of these chaotic times) and I’m thinking this could be helpful to your journey as well one way or another. Soup can be SO heart warming on …
After retiring from the Air force 28 years ago, I was blessed to learn about Rotary…and due to our nomadic life have been additionally blessed to be involved with a total of three clubs now including our current one here in Richland Cen4er, WI: I learned about Rotary initially from my Episcopalian Pastor (also a …
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Say what? Multiracial? All of us? There are no pure bred humans according to Harvard Medical School genetics professor, David Reich…”we are all genetic mutts”. Sorry to burst your puritanical bubble if you had one…but that’s the deal. This Harvard Gazette article goes on by explaining that examining ancient DNA has provided and revealed …
Even though rabbits can be adorable little creatures…their holes may not be. The term “rabbit hole” originated from Lewis Carrol’s “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland”, symbolizing a surreal and disorienting experience of delving deeply into a complex and often confusing topic like politics. Political rabbit holes are the intricate, convoluted paths that individuals can find …
As we near the end of our Black History month and the beginning of Women’s History month…it feels fitting to highlight the life of Mary McLeod Bethune who was unknown to me until I read the following FB posting by Joe Becigneul: “People called Mary McLeod Bethune ‘The First Lady of The Struggle.’ The struggle …
