January 2017

During the summer of 2008, I participated in a walk that was organized by a group called “Voices for Creative Nonviolence.” Here is a link to the Voices for Creative Nonviolence website:  link to the Voices for Creative Nonviolence website People from Voices for Creative Nonviolence visit war zones and focus on forming relationships with […]

Today, I am sharing Diane Lipp’s story. She teaches third grade at Huth Road Elementary School in Grand Island, New York. This is the sixth story in my series of stories about teachers, their work, the things that they share with their students, and the things that bring them joy. Tell me your journey to becoming

Today, my friend Bekki and I went to downtown Buffalo to join the Water is Life walk. Approximately 200 persons participated in this walk, which started in Niagara Square. We walked toward the marina and passed the decommissioned airplanes and battleships and arrived in Canalside. It was a relatively short distance from Niagara Square to

Note: On January first, I started a new photography project. I will take at least one photograph a day for the entire year, following a program called the 52-week photography challenge for 2017. It is being organized by Dogwood Photography, located in Wilmington, North Carolina. Dogwood Photography operates a photography school in Wilmington and it runs

Today’s challenge from the Ultimate Blogging Challenge was to tell a story. It could either be a true story or it could be fiction. I chose to tell a true story. During the summer of 2008, I participated in a walk that was organized by a group called “Voices for Creative Nonviolence.” Here is a

Today’s blogging challenge is to write about a day in the life of… me! The questions asked were: Do you have a routine that you follow? Are you completely spontaneous? Do you handle work one way and your personal life another way? What kind of meetings do you have? For me, at this time of

Today’s challenge from the Ultimate Blogging Challenge was to share something from the internet… other blog sites, places that you go to do research, get entertainment, get recipes, etc. Hmm, recipes. That could be the focus of a future blog post. Today, I am sharing five blog posts that I’ve read in the last week.

Gleam and Glimmer is a stained glass studio in North Tonawanda, New York. It is located on Webster Street, near the Riviera Theater, which is known as the “Showcase of the Tonawandas.” The Riviera Theater was opened as “Twin Cities Rivera” on December 30th, 1926. It is the home of a large organ, called the

This is the next in a series of interviews that started during the 2016 primary season, all of which featured President Mighty Mouth. There have also been a few short stories, with Mighty Mouth as a featured character. Here are the links to the interviews and stories.  link to April 8th, 2016: gape, gurgle, gasp