Painting Your Own Horizon
In the film ALL IS TRUE (directed by and starring Kenneth Branagh), William Shakespeare (yes, THAT William Shakespeare) didn’t realize how intensely he pressured his son Hamnet to be like … Continue reading
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Playing the Shell Game
According to Wikipedia, the shell game dates back at least to ancient Greece. A con man quickly shuffles a pea around beneath a series of shells or thimbles on a … Continue reading
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Get That Mud Off My Integrity! The Incorruptible Light Within
Incorruptibility, that’s one of the words used to define integrity. As a child, I was impressed by biographies of Americans who seemed to have integrity. Of course, biographies written for … Continue reading
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Looking from the Inside of Your Eyeballs
Did you ever wonder what other people see when they look at you? The only way you’ve ever seen yourself is in the two-dimensions of a mirror. Yet everyone around … Continue reading
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You Go, Girls!
Last evening—after the elections—PBS presented a program called “Makers.” Women in politics were the focus. What I didn’t know was that the women of Congress periodically ignore party lines to … Continue reading
