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“When you see a fork in the road, take it.” (probably Yogi Berra; a “Yogi-sim”) “Success is the ability to go from one failure to another with no loss of enthusiasm.” (definitely Sir Winston Churchill) “If you do what you … Continue reading →

These simple words evoke the memory of Martin Luther King, Jr., and his memorable speech from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in 1963. King’s heart-felt words called for true change in America. “I have a dream that one day … Continue reading →

        Once teen years grasp you, seems talking with friends (texting, emailing, Instagram, snapchat, twitter etc.) is the biggest part of your day….oh yes, school too. HAHA   How much do you tell your BFF (best friend forever)? Every detail? The tiniest minutia … Continue reading →

On our trip back from Vermont a couple weeks ago, as I always do, I try to catch up on reading my AARP Bulletins.  I often find helpful things about updated laws and Social Security benefits. Additionally, I find interesting … Continue reading →

Anna the Prophetess, introduced to us in last week’s gospel of Luke (2:36-38), is an inspirational Biblical woman. Consider the fact that she was widowed at a young age and spent the rest of her long life living in the … Continue reading →

I was walking down a street when I heard a tinkling sound. I knew immediately what it was: finger cymbals. I knew what I would soon see: a Hare Krishna devote. And there he was complete with saffron robe. Funny … Continue reading →

This month we celebrate the Baptism of our Lord Jesus – His coming to the Jordan River to be baptized by John. It made me think about my own baptism, well no I don’t remember it, but let’s say I’ve … Continue reading →

Even though we’re already the second week into 2024, these time-honored suggestions never go out of style, like good manners and advice from “Dear Abby.” HEALTH:1. Drink plenty of water.2. Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince, and … Continue reading →

Unconsciously, we tend to have a bias towards people who are different from us.  Before we know them as individuals, we’ve already labeled them. These feelings grow, fear becomes anger and judgement.  Divisions grow deeper and poison our communities.   … Continue reading →

For a plethora of years, scientists have aided theologians with their efforts to “prove” phenomena in the Bible. I, personally, find their efforts interesting, though do not need their answers to solidify my beliefs. Ah, faith, how I love thee! … Continue reading →