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Pop’s Story
I recently completed editing my great grandfather’s autobiographical manuscript about his life as a railroad man in the early 1900’s. It was inspirational to read his words and be a part of something he started to write so long ago. He wrote everything in longhand and, in turn, my great aunt would put the words…
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Cancer Free
It has been two years since my breast cancer treatments concluded and I am happy to say, I am still cancer free. Beating cancer was one of the hardest things I have ever done, being free of it should bring joy. Yet, I have to say this statement (being cancer free), with a little trepidation.…
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Further Thoughts on Racism
I ruffled a few feathers when I posted, “I am racist.” It was a test that I found tasted bitter. The narrowness of it all pinched my beliefs. Continue reading →
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I Am a Racist
Originally posted on Margo Catts: Years ago I saw a news magazine piece on wealth—more particularly, examining what it took to feel wealthy. A family with a combined annual income of $250,000. Another couple bringing in $1 million a year. Another, $6 million. I’ll jump straight to the conclusion: None of them classified themselves as…
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