Adequate housing is a huge issue for many people. Single parents, seniors, those living on social security, disabled people and young people starting out, are not typically well supported when living in single-person/single-family households. Single-family living stretches budgets and responsibilities. Doubling up with others households frays nerves and relationships. There is a better way: housing that [...]
Posted in Blog, Conversations, Housing on Sep 10th, 2010
The young girl fell in love with my dog one Sunday morning. Charlie Barlie, world’s best dog in the world, is a looker, exceptionally sweet and accustomed to being fussed over. Nevertheless, her swoon had a lonely ache to it. Perhaps I projected my own issues, psychically connected with her, or both. An astrological reading [...]
Posted in Blog on Jun 25th, 2010
Given a mother’s immense influence, with lifelong consequences for children and society, nurturing these families should be Job One.
Posted in Blog on May 11th, 2009
Happy Mother’s Day, our annual ritual honoring mothers. Beyond honoring, I want all mothers to be supported with actual systems and actions that make nurturing children easier. The person who sent this video clip, four laughing babies, called it her anti-depressant. These babies bring out our laughter. What strikes you about this clip? The darling [...]