Today’s column is written to answer the philosophical question that has puzzled generations of inquiring minds: “When mud is cleared,…
I have not forgotten the tyranny of certainty series or my commitment to move on to Part 3, Certainty and…
The hospice nurse got my attention when she said I was showing signs of “caregiver fatigue.” I am not sure…
Former President Donald Trump is in the race to become the next President of the United States. He can do…
We are coming upon the time the poppy garden is in full bloom. I remember last year how thrilled I…
Some of you may recall the recent column I wrote about the health care industry-wide labor shortage causing backlogs in…
I made the mistake once of going west from Sequim Avenue on Fir St. to attend a 3 p.m. meeting…
Indeed, it was a long time ago, but I live to tell the story of my last quarter at the…
Most of us have experienced delays related to supply chain problems, resulting from nearly three years of living and fighting…
Putting aside the damage done to the lives of individuals and the soul of the country, we can admire the…
I do not receive many written responses to my columns. When I do, I am always grateful even when the…
She was raised in what she described as a “secular Jewish” household. She took to heart the teachings of the…
How do kids think about life and death?
