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  • November 9, 2016 · Mind Wanderings

    And Yet a Silver Lining…

    The last thing to come out of the box was hope. It flew away.” ― Kurt Vonnegut, Timequake First, let me do what my obligation as an American citizen compels me to do, offer my congratulations to President-elect Trump. While…

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  • July 25, 2016 · Serious Thoughts

    Insights from 60 Revolutions of the Sun

    In my now sixty complete revolutions of the sun, I am struck by how much the world has changed and how little people have progressed. We are a single race. The human race. Yet, one is hard-pressed to find examples…

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  • January 18, 2016 · Uncategorized

    Lost in On-line Addiction

    There are one thousand four hundred forty minutes in a day, five hundred twenty five thousand six hundred minutes in a year. On average we spend 1/3 of that time sleeping, leaving nine hundred sixty minutes a day, three hundred…

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  • January 4, 2016 · Serious Thoughts, Uncategorized

    Focusing on Death: Missing an Opportunity

    It is the most common of human experiences, dealing with the death of a family member, friend, or others who affected your life. I think we make a mistake when we focus on the tragedy of death. Death is one…

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  • January 1, 2016 · Mind Wanderings, Serious Thoughts, writing

    Generational Perspective

    Here is a bit of a perspective for my fellow members of the Cumberland High School Class of 1974. In 1974: The President of the United States was Richard Nixon, until August 9th, and then Gerald Ford after Nixon resigned…

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  • December 25, 2015 · Mind Wanderings

    Christmas Traditions: Variations on a Theme

    There is a commonality shared among many families around Christmas or other special holidays. They have traditions. Long held, choreographed, well-established traditions passed down generation-to-generation, by which they celebrate holidays. We do not. I like to think of our traditions…

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  • December 23, 2015 · Mind Wanderings, Serious Thoughts

    Life Lessons from Yukon Cornelius

    I am one of the fortunate ones. I grew up during the last Age of Innocence. Technology did not rule our lives. We did not spend our time bent over a device named for a fruit. We picked fruit from…

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  • March 22, 2014 · Mind Wanderings, Serious Thoughts

    I Lost a Friend Today

    I lost a friend of 50 years today. He has passed on. I met my friend when I was 7 years old and he has always been a part of my life since. But, in life, there comes a time when you…

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  • June 21, 2013 · Mind Wanderings, writing

    It is Upon Death Life Depends

    The first of the early morning light filters in. Your world transforms from the quiet calm of dark to the frenetic movement of light. Moving as a group you begin the daily tasks of seeking food. Following the familiar paths,…

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  • November 8, 2012 · Mind Wanderings, Serious Thoughts

    The Journey

    She looked out over the dunes for his return, a sign, anything. Would he come? Why haven’t heard? Why is he so distant? This is the part she hates, the intensity of the feelings, love, hope, doubt, distance, despair, delight,…

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