Connective Visions

Deep sorrow at this weekend’s events in Norway sparks recollection of the multicultural nature of the encounter of nations.

An inflexible mind is rather worse than an inflexible body, even if both have their pitfalls.

A brief revisiting of Valentine’s Day that first appeared via Facebook.

Our resistance to positive suggestions and solutions – in world conflict and in our personal lives – undergoes some examination.

Shifting the holiday focus from sales to relationships can provide both social and economic benefits.

In the aftermath of U.S. elections, little potential for progress is found outside the individual – where it always has been.

The twilight time of Halloween/All Saints’ corresponds all too well with the 2010 U.S. elections.

The collusion of slavering media and slaves to fear makes for the worst bedfellow.

The first geocache hunt in Kristiansand, Norway, lands the seeker in church.

In 1988, I made a trip to Europe to visit friends, investigate colleges, and simply travel and see the sights. I picked up my application to the University of Sussex, and after a bit of wandering about England, I went over to The Netherlands and down