I wrote and shared this piece in 2020, after a senseless shooting. I've reposted it several times (including today) when history repeats itself in tragic fashion. I can't wait for the day when I don't feel obligated to put the following out to the world. I fear that day is still far off. ***** The song "Ohio" by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young asks the question "How many more?" And that question is once again on our minds, as senseless, tragic incidents of hate and violence co

It's cold today ... like, "Don't go outside unless you absolutely must" cold. And even then, it's the kind of cold that makes you think, "You know, I'm probably just fine staying in the house." It's so cold it has sapped my motivation this morning. So, I'm keeping it short and sweet today by offering you a haiku: It's frigid today, Mother Nature is angry, I'm staying inside. There it is. Now, I'm going to get myself something warm to drink and get on with my day. See you next

Today, I want to share a moment I experienced Sunday morning, an interesting observation for which I have no context, and therefore, neither will you. I was drinking coffee at my local joint, reading a book and journaling. It’s part of my Sunday morning routine. Shortly after I sat down, two people arrived and sat at the next table. When they walked into the place, they were already fully involved in a spirited (and to them, hilarious) conversation that continued after they s