This story is a description of an actual event that took place when I was about 15 years old. I never saw my Quiet Auntie as Indian. She was a nurse, a mother, an auntie who always listened and when she had an opinion she shared it quietly and respectfully with good humor. The response Read More…
Tag: Multicultural
Dia de los Muertes . . . by Berma
While re-reading and “re-thinking” about this piece I realize it hints at the varied cultural experiences I have had the benefit of being part of. I am white. And lucky for me, I realize I can only experience culture in that context and will never fully understand the experiences of my fellow citizens who are Read More…
New Age Principles for the Millennium . . . by Kathryn
This is a Faith Forum that many people liked. I do appreciate getting feedback on my writing. I try to be current and relevant. When you write a blog you know it is likely to appear for a few minutes and then disappear into the ether for the ages to discover… CLICK HERE: New Age Read More…
The Christmas Without a Tree . . . by Leila
I was a missionary’s kid in Thailand many years ago. This is a true story, and I have many more. All of my stories and poems are true. As they come up I tell them. I want to have them recorded for my grandchildren. My own children do not seem to be particularly interested Read More…