Tag Archives: Acceptance

Love … again

Posted on 23 August 2015 by M.

Despite the tag line at the top of this page (Exploring how lives are transformed by love, war and travel), I’ve written a great deal here about war, but not much about love. Or travel, for that matter. I will … Continue reading →

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Love

Posted on 3 August 2015 by M.

Love is a strange and wondrous thing, isn’t it? It’s like a chemical reaction between two people. That’s why we call it “chemistry” – that spark or chain reaction we can feel with another person, when we sense something about … Continue reading →

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Of Easter Eggs and Wedding Cakes

Posted on 4 April 2015 by M.

The Governor of Indiana saw the light. Sort of. What he really saw was a tsunami of outrage that threatened to swamp his Ship of State. Even Republican business people were angry with him for signing into law a bill … Continue reading →

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Accepting Survival

Posted on 29 March 2015 by M.

I was speaking with someone today – we’ll call her Laura – about writing as a cathartic and healing experience. Laura was afflicted with ovarian cancer. I volunteered for a war. She didn’t ask for her affliction, but I did … Continue reading →

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