Warp and Woof – Page 66

The Lonely American (Olds, Schwartz)

Community is intentional. Like anything else, interaction with others takes work. Books such as The Great, Good Place by Ray

Once upon a time in China, a family left their home to visit the next village. While they were gone

What do we do with unseen pain? How do we adjust to cruelties we must bear alone? What toll

I go through violent withdrawal after football season. Trauma begins when I tune in to CBS or Fox on Sunday

I love my country. My voice cracks when I sing the national anthem. Tears come to my eyes when an

French women do not have scales in their bathrooms; nor do they “get fat.”[1] Mireille Guiliano suggests “recasting” as the

“They saved my life . . . These are great men; they are heroes.” During a 45 minute fire-fight with

“Everything relates to Seinfeld.” A running joke in our household and among friends for years, the 90’s sit-com addresses many

Robert Fulghum, my favorite religious humanist, penned the title to end all titles with his All I Really Need to

Theo van Gogh, a Dutch filmmaker, was shot dead by a radical Muslim two months after his film “Submission” was