Monthly Archives: April 2020

National Geographic’s May 2017 article entitled “Whose Moors Are They: The future of Scotland’s signature landscape is murky amid debates over class, culture, and nature” on page 111 included a thought dating back to Aristotle wherein the presence of virtue … Continue reading →

A birthday shout-out to Dr. Maya Angelou, a true beacon of humanity’s essence informing her ability to extend unconditional love and tolerance to all, while standing loud and firm against injustice and duplicity.  Today is her birth’s 92nd anniversary, and … Continue reading →

From page 69: “A good government does need a head to see the way forward. It also needs a heart to make it feel, and a spine to keep it upright..” My understanding of this last means the courage to … Continue reading →

I have changed my focus to reflecting on articles I have read in such publications as The New Yorker, Literary Journals, or books. The reason? Too many in “leadership” positions have seemingly abandoned universal values of honesty and integrity.