The article is about what I experienced and call, a Thought Occurrence; what it is, where it comes from, the questions it raises and my thoughts about it. Thought occurrences, to me, are like “pop ups” seemingly out of thin air, or from a parallel space and “time”. Some thoughts “happen” because of our search […]
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A Lifetime in an Instant
Who hasn’t appeared in a photo, or taken one? It is what we do to memorialize an experience, people, places, or things; something we can look at when we want to reminisce about past events. But what does a photo really represent? I ask the question because, paradoxically, it represents more than what meets the […]
Back to What?
Either way, there is no way to un-live the experience of being quarantined or un-learn lessons.But I believe it is wise and healthy to reflect on experiencing Life as it “is”. Now, is as good a time as any.
An Invisible Foe
We have identified this invisible foe as the enemy in this war we are now fighting, and that enemy is the CORONAVIRUS/COVID-19. Of course, it is important to know your enemy, and because we do, we know what precautions to take. The precautions (regular hand washing, social distancing and self-quarantine) put in place, are first […]
Now What
I heard a prisoner say, “You can lock me up and segregate me from the general inmate population, (gen-pop), but you cannot imprison my mind”. For me, these words are relevant and applicable during the CORONAVIRUS pandemic, (COVID-19) and the precautions put in place. We are cautioned to practice regular hand washing, social distancing and […]