Perceptions and Passages of a Lifelong Participant by Stephen G. Harding
Ich Bin ein Berliner The day will come when the United States of America will recapture a sense of itself. After all, we are all Berliners. We just need to be reminded! The Real Meaning of Ich Bin ein Berliner by Thomas Putnam https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2013/08/the-real-meaning-of-ich-bin-ein-berliner/309500 "I am proud to come to this city as the guest... Continue Reading →
Remembering on Veteran's Day This last Sunday, I watched on the CBS Sunday Morning show, Leslie Stahl interview David Nasaw. The subject, his latest book, "The Wounded Generation: Coming Home After World War II. When he talked about his own father, he could have very well been talking about mine. For me, it was an... Continue Reading →
If I really think about Zuckerberg, his politics, the false pretense of privacy and the selling of my personal information to the highest bidder then yes, I hate it. Just knowing these things alone, isn’t that reason enough to just close the account? On the surface, one would think. But every time I am about... Continue Reading →
Facebook--I've learned to live with it--What I can no longer live with is LinkedIn. It's my own fault. I was clinging to my old professional self with former colleagues who were never more than acquaintances to begin with. I was using it as a social media platform, a way to keep in contact with a... Continue Reading →