Monthly Archives: August, 2007
True communication is the opening for love
If you would like to read a truly thought provoking post I recommend The Wonderful Mystery of Communication which is found at this link. “I probably ought to distinguish what … Continue reading
Sexuality: attitude, not age, is what counts
“So what’s the big surprise in finding older people can turn on computers – and their partners? Attitude, not age, is what counts, says Joan Smith. One day last week … Continue reading
Late Summer Picnic Recipes
Laura Donnelly of Wired Berries has some excellent tips and recipes to finish off the late summer picnic season in yummy ways. What Is Your Favorite Picnic Recipe? We are … Continue reading
Religious Roots
Everyone has religious roots and this is a description of mine. I was raised in an evangelical Christian fundamentalist family. My mother was a conservative and my father was a … Continue reading
The 11th Hour
The 11th Hour is a 2007 feature film documentary created, produced and narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio on the state of the natural environment. With the contributions of over fifty of … Continue reading
Combating alienation in a technology-obsessed culture
What role can education play in combating the alienation bred by a technology-obsessed culture? Have you read the article Unplugged Schools by Lowell Monke in the September/October edition of Orion? … Continue reading
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