Bringing Light to Life
A friend sent me this. He’s one of my closest friends, an African American. This man is my brother. I’m touched. I hope you are too.Thank you, Doc.Bill “I can’t breathe.”“I can’t breathe.”who moaned?a black manhead locked by a bootunder a police carin Minneapolis. “I can’t breathe.”“I can’t breathe.”who couldn’t even breathe that?a Jew man,hands […]
While living in a worldwide pandemic and under a barrage of toxic news, we’ve got a lot we could worry about. Will I get sick and die? Will a family member or friend get sick and die? Will I lose my job? Will I get my job back? Will the economy recover? Will the stock […]
What do we do now? Now that we’re social distancing? Now that we, or someone we know, is laid-off? And living in fear? Or, sick? What can we do that’s sure to help? On a dark rainy day, several years ago, my mood matched the weather. I climbed in my car and listened to rain […]
While driving the Oregon Pacific Coast Highway you’ll occasionally see a sign that reads: TSUNAMI HAZARD ZONE . . . GO TO HIGH GROUND. If you happen to be sleeping, walking on the beach, or driving and hear a siren you must immediately run or drive to high ground. Don’t pack your clothes, comb your […]
Last week the first case of the Coronavirus in Oregon occurred in Lake Oswego, a city where my family lived for twenty years. A city near Wilsonville, where Cindy and a I now live. This news triggered a run on Costco and other stores. Fear is a powerful force that can trigger panic–that’s not good. […]