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Clouds as Metaphors

I’ll never look at clouds the same way again. Not long ago 4-year old Violet introduced me to a charming picture book, …

Feisty Sisters

Have you heard of the two Southern sisters who advocated for the abolition of slavery and the rights of women in the …

Happiness

One doesn’t have to be unhappy to explore and appreciate Gretchen Rubin’s remarkable book, The Happiness Project. Even a happy person like me …

Coral Gables

My son David and his family live in the beautiful city of Coral Gables, Florida, which I am enjoying exploring during frequent …

Chicago Legal Thriller

Elizabeth Cain Diskin’s novel, The Green Line, is a gripping, absorbing thriller that takes readers from lofty law offices in downtown Chicago …

North Korea Insights

This NASA photo shows the stark contrast between North and South Korea at night.  Click on the photo  to enlarge it and …

Siddhartha

This week my evening book group in Arlington will be discussing this book. Since I can’t be with them, I am writing …

Black History

Several books of Black History, a discipline barely known until the 1960s, have helped me, as I visit historic sites, to better understand …

The Tin Drum

When my grandson Thomas visited last week, he headed straight for the tin drum I had bought to illustrate a discussion of …

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