Beyond Hope or Despair, by Judy Fox
Although the prognosis for our planet still does not look good, I can’t stop responding. It’s beyond reason, beyond emotion, beyond hope or despair.
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Month: November 2018
Calling for a Revolution of Love, by Jennifer Browdy
If you want peace and harmony, you have to live it and support it everywhere, in every human interaction–and not just with other humans, but with all living beings.
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Bottled Up: A Parable in Plastic, by Anni Crofut Maliki
In this climate, even a plastic water bottle has the power to divide.
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Blood and Milk, by Mary Kate Jordan
Today I know a deep and everlasting love both for Kay, my milk mother, and for my blood mother, Marie. I wouldn’t be here without both of them. Although they’re gone now, together, they’re alive in me.
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Failing Feet and Finger Lakes, by Amy Nawrocki
Nothing ever evens out. Tears come down wet, whether in fear, grief, delight, or gratitude. That summer, I let the leg anomalies slip off the scales and chose joy over terror.
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