“Beautiful Anonymous: Beautiful Stories from Anonymous People” is a podcast that is essentially what its title suggests. Each podcast is one hour long with no names mentioned and the caller can talk to the host, Chris Gethard, about anything that’s on their mind. One of the early episodes featured a man who was working at … More Adulting: Yoga in the Bathroom
I’ve seen too many news sources using the title “The Day The GOP Died”, so can you blame me for: A long long time ago I can still remember how That party used to make us think But he knew if he had his chance That he could make those people prance And maybe they would settle for a wink But … More R.I.P. G.O.P.
I saw an article this morning titled, “Why it feels so good to read about this Princeton professor’s failures”. Everyone posts their new jobs on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. I find myself looking at the social media of past acquaintances and wondering why I can’t be as successful are they are. We’re the same age; what … More Try again…& again…
Hello, all – I recently connected with Jennifer of Young & Twenty and she kindly offered to include a post written by yours truly on her site. So please go check out youngandtwenty.com, with my post being under the “Being Young & Twenty” tab. I’m also writing for my alma mater’s alumnae blog page, something … More Featuring: ME!
“Non-violence leads to the highest ethics, which is the goal of all evolution. Until we stop harming all other living beings, we are still savages.” – Thomas Edison “You have just dined, and however scrupulously the slaughterhouse is concealed in the graceful distance of miles, there is complicity.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson “Until he extends … More It’s more than murder.
Tofu is a staple of my diet, yet somehow I only managed to try tempeh just this weekend. Both tempeh and tofu are soy products, but the process to create the final product differs (curdling versus coagulating). My newly discovered enjoyment of tempeh inspired me to think even more about the foods I’m consuming. (Although … More Tempeh the Catalyst
To my readers: I’m reaching out via every social medium, now including my blog! Una the six-year-old Pit Bull needs a home. She’s deaf, but full of life and would be a great dog in many types of homes. Sadly, she’s been in shelters for the past three years. While I understand many people can’t … More Una Needs A Home!
Another day, another seven to eight thousand cats and dogs euthanized. I understand overpopulation, I do. I understand I can’t have fifty dogs running around my apartment and we can’t have strays all over “our” cities. (Can we not share? Why is the world “ours”? There are other living creatures here, too…) Some of the overpopulation … More Paws & Cynical Optimism
Today I found an article about a Pit Bull at a shelter near Los Angeles, California that, if an adopter or animal rescue didn’t show up today, would be killed tomorrow. Her name is Pixel and she’s out of time. While some people make the argument that euthanization is often kinder than allowing an unwanted … More Social Media to the Rescue
My favorite book a few years ago was The Fault in Our Stars by John Green. I knew I was a little too old for it and it was chock-full of cheesiness and unrealistic literary verbage being spouted by sixteen-year-olds, but it’s one of those books that affected me. It offered me words and phrases that … More It’s a good life.
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