Monthly Archives: November 2017

Archive of posts published in the specified Month

Popular Dystopia – Where are the people of color?

Recently, I have been reading again.  I look for books for Eliot, pre-reading them.  Popular themes with him and YA in general include WWII (a favorite of his), minority voices and stories, and, of course, the ever-popular dystopian society.  Reading them I notice…

In his own image

I wonder sometimes if one of the key differences Sandy and my parenting styles stems from a fundamental belief or disbelief in ourselves. So often I find myself concerned about the boys.  And by so often, I mean pretty much constantly, except maybe…

Once upon a month…

the girls (our hounds)

It appears that I’m posting about once a month, at best.  I’m not writing much either.  I could come up with numerous excuses.  I know that subconsciously I sometimes avoid writing because it captures something.  That something is captured is significant.  It marks…

World Pancreatic Cancer Day

November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, and today is World Pancreatic Cancer day!  A day to lift your voice to encourage your leaders: political, industrial, academic, commercial, and social to support research to increase survival rates. The facts are grim. But our hope…