March Events & The Inspire Performing Arts Festival Greetings, friends! As March is Long Covid Awareness month, I want to send kudos to all the folks who have planned online events for promoting education, advocacy, and community building for those with Long Covid. I'm planning to listen in to as much as I can of the
A Lullaby for The Inner Child “You need to talk to your inner child,” said the first therapist I ever saw. It was more than two decades ago when this advice was first given to me. At the time, I was wavering between leaving an abusive partner or staying put and hoping for the best. I
Members only Halloween Magic: How an Ancient Tradition Reminds Us That Yes, People Will Mask to Feel Safe
A Little Gold Dog, A Not-So-Little Legacy There’s a little figurine of a dog I keep on a shelf in my home. It’s painted gold, mounted on a weighted piece of wood, and has an embedded metal hook. I assume it’s to hold a leash, since it came with one, along with a harness,
Something Fishy This Way Comes If you’re missing the unity and hope we shared during the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic, do not despair. There’s still a tiny little bit of it left on the web, courtesy of the Dutch. I recently came across the website for the Visdeurbel (Fish Doorbell) in
Members only The Mothman Prophecies: A Movie Recap/Review with Unexpected Insights for the Covid-Conscious
Jesus Would Mask - A Poem As you fast and you pray In this season of Lent As you sacrifice comforts And humbly repent There’s one extra thing You could reasonably do Mask up to save lives Just as Jesus saved you It was six years ago When a virus arrived Upending the world, Claiming
Members only A Tribute to Generation X: How the Lawrence Welk Show and Other Childhood Traumas Prepared Us for Living Through a Pandemic