A man about forty rose to speak. He held his left arm straight up in [...]
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Blog Listeners, Readers,Watchers I’d like to invite you to join a very special group: A [...]
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I Dare You – Michaela Coel Michaela Coel won an Emmy for Outstanding Writing for [...]
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The Memorial Service: A Change of Heart In my later years, with my growing [...]
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Jazz Fan? Do You Remember Jon Hendricks? Two weeks ago, at the Monterey Jazz Festival, [...]
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Sharing Our Stories My new audiobook, Sharing Our Stories; Tales of Resilience and Renewal will [...]
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Stories Are Everywhere Inside the Plane Outside the Plane Dear Anti-vaxers: Shots [...]
The Joy of Parenthood When I was in my mid-twenties, people used to tell me [...]
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Juneteenth and Voter Suppression Last week President Biden signed into law a new national holiday: [...]
For years we’ve known that caring for pets is good for the physical and mental [...]
C.S. Lewis on the beginning of friendship: “What? You too? I thought I was [...]
One For The History Books From the pen of Peggy Noonan, long-time Republican apologist, comes [...]
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Nothing Fails Like Prayer I grew up around the corner from a [...]
Katy McGlynn-Gilbert gets her AA in Psychology and Sociology. Note the Magna Cum Laude on [...]
Our old friend, John Mott, a retired interior designer, is living in an assisted [...]
Photos Don’t Lie My daughter, Katy McGlynn-Gilbert, just finished a short paper for her political [...]
Word Department Language changes all the time. We don’t vote on it. It [...]
Pot or Pizza?* When I started college in 1957, only “dope fiends” used marijuana. By [...]
Phi Theta Kapa is a national honor society for junior college students.To the thrill of [...]
This mess [...]
Ever have nightmares? I do. All [...]
Apparently, some red wine is good for your heart. Too much wine, though, can turn [...]
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From Anna Eshoo’s keynote at her 25-year celebration, “The trusting relationship between those [...]
Jim Keeffe was having lunch with a former SF State student, Margie Steele, one day [...]
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