About Aztecs that Weren’t: Undying Mistakes
When is an Aztec not an Aztec? Sounds like a riddle. It’s a question directly related to Aztec Ruins National Monument. According to the park brochure, “others” (perhaps the Spanish … Continue reading
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Father’s Day Memories
My dad came first in our family. In those days, the men always came first–at least at the table if not everywhere. He was a modest man, having been told … Continue reading
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Communities of Fun
List the “tribes,” the communities to which you belong that feel unfailingly emotionally safe, supportive, and fun. It’s not fair to list the names of groups that SHOULD be supportive … Continue reading
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From Author Sally Rose: “The New Young”
Recently, I was reading one of those articles that floats around on Facebook. It was called “7 surprising things that make you live longer.” That got my attention. I discovered that: 1. … Continue reading
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Reading to Gobble or Chew
What makes a novel good? I used to ask myself that question every time my English teacher assigned yet another reading list. A few of the classic novels felt to … Continue reading
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From Author Chelo Diaz-Ludden: “Sisters”
“A sister is both your mirror – and your opposite.” ~Elizabeth Fishel Sisters My sisters and I all look alike. We also sound alike. Strangers or people who don’t know … Continue reading
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Stuffed So Full of Fairytales, The World is an Illusion
Do you remember the film BEING THERE with Peter Sellers, a simple-minded gardener whose only contact with life comes through platitudes he has heard? He is mistaken for being wise, … Continue reading
