As we all deal with our collective depression over the Covid-19 situation, our kids are reminded of the differences between Mom & Dad when they work out of the house. The first thing they notice is that old Dad is not as savvy as he used to be when building forts made from couches, chairs,
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Who’s working for who? I seem to have a bit of nostalgia in my writing these days. I wake in the morning, not naturally, but to any number of noises. A cacophony of beeps and blurps that go off. It is the morning wake-up call from the machines. I note in the mirror that I
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The trouble with technology is it eats our focus and time. What we need is simplicity and not complexity. Our collective busyness has left us no time to listen to one another. It seems we have lost the ability to appreciate the people in front of us. Even during a pandemic, we see people jogging
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