On Performing Illness
A few days ago a friend of mine posted on Facebook that she’d written a draft of the trickiest chapter of her book, something she … Read more
A few days ago a friend of mine posted on Facebook that she’d written a draft of the trickiest chapter of her book, something she … Read more
We don’t realize what the pandemic has taken away from us until we go out in public and remember what it’s like to be amongst people again.
Picture a Scientist is a good documentary about the challenges facing women in science.
Building community can require some effort, especially if you’re an introvert.
Having strong community connections can be a lifesaver when you lose your partner.
Though we sometimes denigrate online versus in person communities, it is possible to be part of a caring and inclusive online community.
Samuel Barbers “Adagio for Strings” is a good complement to the 20,000 chairs set up near the White House to remember those lost to COVID.
Nicole Tersigni captures the art of mansplaining using 17th century art.
Canada’s west-central Rockies have changed dramatically in the two centuries since David Thompson’s time.
I had a blog post written and ready to post for today, but in light of the protests about George Floyd and systemic police racism … Read more