Another week, another white man kills a random group of people.
My father in law is known for saying “it’s not the bullet with your name on it that you have to worry about, it’s the one marked “To who it may concern.”
We are losing our people to white terrorists.
Join me in a winding podcast filled with poems and thoughts about privilege, being an ally, and empathy.
A haiku on Twitter, a mass shooting in Boulder, and the freedom of pain killers results in an open discussion on dismantling privilege and the desperate need we have as a nation for empathy in our citizens.
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It’s been a rough week so my goals to write daily, exercise daily, etc., fell to the wayside as I just tried to get through. The Gilmore Girls helped. Electric Blankets helped. Kind words and wishes helped.
To make up for missing poetry I offer up my latest poetical campaign, created on behalf of the Southern Plains Land Trust. Today is an appropriate day for it, as it is a Haiku Valentine’s Day ecard campaign.
Take a gander please and visit upon your loves our words and pictures.
Choose a card, make a donation, edit your message, send it to up to five separate emails!
Managing life with chronic illness requires savvy spoons