It’s My Birthday, So . . .
You get a present. I get a present. Everybody gets a present! I celebrate another birthday this week So, enough of July 4th weekend, not that it’s been such a Continue Reading →
Author: Jan M Flynn
Life After COVID
It won’t be the same, and that could be good — or not Tired of the coronavirus? It’s not tired of you As Americans reel from economic duress and collective cabin Continue Reading →
Old Dog, New Tricks
Growth = trying hard at something hard We are all being tempered by the times we live in As a verb, the word “temper” has two meanings: to improve the hardness Continue Reading →
On a Wing And a Prayer
Air travel in the time of COVID-19 What would it take to get you back on an airplane? We seem to have reached a collective understanding that the general quarantine Continue Reading →
Processing White Guilt
When I Was “Society’s Child” Growing up, I thought a racist was someone like my dad My father was overtly racist, a lifelong NRA member who yelled epithets at the TV Continue Reading →