Today we weep.

On this day, we know that "Jesus wept." Today we weep. Tomorrow is coming. Tomorrow we know that faith without works is dead. Jesus said, "Blessed are those who mourn for they shall be comforted." We who are not the direct victims of such horrid violence are the comforters. We begin by offering comfort. "Blessed … Continue reading Today we weep.

Seriously, you have to ask? That’s the problem!

Facebook friends ask me why I am focused on the kneeling, since they can't understand why a good white girl like me doesn't see this as unpatriotic and move on. Or at least support the flag and the anthem and the military. Years ago it was illegal for blacks to enter the front door of … Continue reading Seriously, you have to ask? That’s the problem!

Together We Can 

Ever walk into a nursing home and think you'd rather die than live there?  Ever hear a story about someone's heroic fight against disease or injury and think how did they manage? Both circumstances have to do with community support. One has it and the others don't. Ever wonder how to make a difference in … Continue reading Together We Can 

My Own Take on Medicare for 55 year olds

3 reasons to open Medicare for buy-in from 55 year-olds up to 65: 1. Healthier sub-group = more money in but less out = more money exchanged for other than healthcare goods = growing economy 2. More providers for preventative care = more steady guaranteed income for providers and negotiating power for Medicare = healthier … Continue reading My Own Take on Medicare for 55 year olds

Liberty and justice for all

My more usual rant.   Dear America:  Wake up! On the anniversary of this nation's founding, Mad King George is back and ready to crush our democracy. Soliciting the voting registries of the states can have no purpose except intimidation and voter suppression. Colluding with a foreign nation or at least stating that foreign interference … Continue reading Liberty and justice for all

It’s simple. But then I’m not a lawyer.

I can’t understand the difficulty of interpreting the US Constitution in light of state or federal laws regarding marriage, even if I can understand the debates within religious communities.  But I really cannot understand the difficulty of constitutional interpretation for those who claim Biblical literalism as their foundation. If the Bible is read literally, and … Continue reading It’s simple. But then I’m not a lawyer.