Isolation

What We Lost

The COVID-induced isolation—and worse—permeating our “senior living facilities” is a haunting reminder that, as a society, we lost something precious by migrating away from multi-generational living. Continue Reading »

31 Jan 2022

Not-So-Deep Thoughts From Quarantine

by Gilbert Meilaender

Here are some of my thoughts from quarantine. Continue Reading »

9 Apr 2020

Attacking the Ties that Bind

by Wesley J. Smith

Our problem isn’t too many or too few guns; it's a culture of automated technology that threatens to destroy human interconnectivity. Continue Reading »

10 Nov 2017

Recollection of Light

by Charles Vandersee

Sitting at her brother’s drawing board, pale wood, color of her skin, she said she was drawing . . . conclusions. The way she said it she knew they would laugh, and they picked her up for ice cream. Later she remembered that, and later, after forgetting it, she remembered again. There was . . . . Continue Reading »

1 Nov 1990

On Wholeness

by Camille S. Williams

Lying when you know you’re lying, like stuffing from a cushion, integrity gone makes a sad hole. —Camille S. . . . . Continue Reading »