This Web log is not easy to navigate; seems ironic to me. Past posts seem to get buried and are not easily accessible. So, this is a listing of all past entries and links to them. Order is chronological from the beginning.
The Uppity Course [12/11/09] A little explanation of what this is all about. In academic terms, “required reading.”
Book Review [12/12/09] Prison Transformations.
Afraid of Ourselves? [12/15/09] The challenges of solitude.
A Mouse That Soared [12/19/09] Perhaps death is just transformation.
The Heart of Childhood [12/23/09] What is this thing called Christmas?
Jerry Has a Neighbor [12/31/09] New Year transformations.
Leave Things Be [1/03/10] Be still, and know…
A Dark Side? [1/9/10] Naive perceptions?
The Child’s Mind [1/13/10] Perceptions of children.
A Generation to End All Generations? [1/19/10] The myth of the “greatest generation.”
Web Log As Family History [1/22/10] Family heritage in the Internet world.
Enduring Mysteries [1/27/10] Questions without answers.
Oh, Grow Up! [1/30/10] Children pretending to be adults.
Irritatingly Right [2/4/10] The wonder of Ammon Hennacy.
Happy Birthday? [2/7/10] Boy Scout values.
Transforming Power [2/14/10] The power within.
Wise Elder or Old Fogy? [2/18/10] Respecting life and food.
Cong or Hippies? Choices We Give Our Young [2/23/10] Deciding to go to war.
Truth Will Set Us Free [3/5/10] How not to live a lie.
The Families of Mudville [3/12/10] Baseball is a family thing.
Don’t Mess with God Walmart [3/20/10] Power and fear encounter immaturity.
Useful in Time [3/31/10] Review, This Book Is Overdue! by Marilyn Johnson.
Death or Potatoes? A TEA Party [4/17/10] What a TEA Party event really looks like.
TEA Faces [4/21/10] Faces of people politically aroused.
Hold the Cheese, Please [4/28/10] Prisons, the quick and easy answer when we don’t care enough.
And How Are the Children? [5/15/10] We slaughter children in our streets instead of protecting them.
Bedpans for Blumenthal [5/31/10] A Connecticut politician soils himself.
Good, and Good for You [6/6/10] A farmer’s market in Angels Camp, CA.
BP Is Us [6/30/10] We soil our earthly home.
Parents, Not Pigs [7/27/10] Corporation exploits children, families and animals.
The Old Country [8/23/10 We nurtured out youth in the fifties; today we brutalize them.
August Sun [8/30/10] Castles, hurricanes, gatherings — and other time warps define summer’s waning days.
The Road to Twisted [9/18/10] A local winery provides one of California’s best little road trips.
Not Your Father’s Car Show [9/28/10] Wow, a local winery uses cars to take us back to more beautiful times.
October Splendor [10/3/10] The very best month, hands down. Here’s why.
Faith. Hope. Success? [10/24/10] The California Department of Corrections and not Rehabilitation FINALLY tells families where they hide prisoners.
That Girl Next Door [11/10/10] Perhaps the oldest remaining one-room schoolhouses in California — right here!
Got Hunch? [11/30/10] What ever happened to a healthy uncertainty?
How History Gets Distorted [12/20/10] The good news story in a bad place; it should be told.
The Real George Bailey [12/24/10] A good man among us.
Guns Or Children — Which Do You Love? [2/9/11] How do we end the addiction to handguns?
My Name Is [3/14/11] The joy of dance!
The Johnstone Matter: The Improbable Case of a Public Enigma [5/14/11] The overlooked heart of the Golden Age of Radio.
The Most Perfect Day in the World [6/27/11] What was your most perfect day?
Wonder and Recollection [9/14/11] Two roads diverged…I could not travel both.
Dignity and Witness and Occupy [10/20/11] The resistance occupies our psyche.
Taken From Us? [11/10/11] Death will not take our loved ones from us if we keep their memories alive.
