Field Notes From Within, Take Two
I’ve revised the poem I posted yesterday. I think this version better captures the heart of it. Let me know …
I’ve revised the poem I posted yesterday. I think this version better captures the heart of it. Let me know …
Everywhere I look I see you, I see us. This fragile hand, this blue pen, this yellow pad. These fingers …
Years ago, in what seems like another life time, I wrote a political column called “Taking Care of Labor” in …
Last summer brought an abundance of roses, so many I did not have enough vases to hold them all. And …
There are a few refrains that I turn to again and again when I want to get a clearer sense …
My granddaughter who had been living with me this past year is visiting with her Aunt and Uncle this summer, …
Third in series in how Black lives and Black culture colored my Whiteness. I came of age during the Second …
As a child I was completely color blind. I know today people would say that was unlikely. Or even problematic. …
I don’t know if it has anything to do with Covid-19, all these mixed emotions that swell and rage and …
I home-schooled my two children for six years when we were sailing around the world on La Gitana. And now, …