Every year, as the holiday season approaches, I find myself drawn back to one timeless story: A Christmas Carol . It’s a tale many of us think we know well, yet each time I revisit it, I discover new layers and meanings. This year, I want to share something special with you—an opportunity to experience A Christmas Carol in a way that goes beyond the usual retellings. Hillsdale College offers an online course that brings fresh insight and depth to Charles Dickens’ classic,

"I Go Up To The North To Feel Small." Here, no summer waves blasting the shore this time of year. Here, no illusion bodies will warm from eternal sunshine. Rugged. Wild. Formidable. Lake Tanker Country but sometimes even they remain huddled along our shore. I'll share an excerpt from my first book. " TO LIVE EACH DAY with a sense of our smallness is what draws people to mountains, to ancient sites, to the divine. Awe is more than appreciation. It is this feeling of our insig

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The dictionary definition of cute as “attractive, especially in a dainty way; pleasing, appealing, and delightful; charming.” (...

Just published on Facebook. Food for thought my dear reader. From a book I am considering to publish. Long thoughts about the turning of...

So vast the distance between human kind. So fractured the sense of right and wrong. So vaulted our fears, So tested our trying,...

Riptides are an ancient 100% reminder they can carry us but only if we give up our willpower and need to control. Where trust seems...

The plight of ancient fears, old prejudices and rhetoric, inflamed, and legion. The daily drip of contagion, streams of alienation....