Thanks to the Jesuit Post which I read faithfully, I discovered a new site, Happify, that I subscribed to today. This short, simple, well animated story from Happify tells how Read More
A Sign of Hope
As students at Immaculate Conception grammar school, we would say the “Stations of the Cross” on Fridays during lent. I kind of liked them as a great diversion from the Read More
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The Power of Asparagus
My mother assigned daily chores to each of us. I remember periodically having to pick some wild asparagus that grew in our rock garden and bring it in for dinner Read More
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A Tomorrow Called Hope
As a teacher, I always thought my first job was to create a safe space for all. If I was successful at that, then some learning on my students’ as Read More
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Some Thoughts on “The News”
I’m not sure when television “News” (North, East, West, South) started becoming important to me. Actually, throughout most of my life I never had the time to watch it regularly, Read More
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Life/Work Balance
Governments and corporations are not going to solve the work/life balance we need in our life. So says Nigel Marsh in his How to make work-life balance work in his Read More
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Less is More
I believe in the “Too big to survive” theory of economics. While various articles about “Too big to fail” come up when I searched that on Google, I think the Read More
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Developing a Healthy Media Diet
I used to turn on the news when I got out of the shower in the morning and consume it with breakfast. I don’t do that anymore. Instead, after showering, Read More
