by Jenny Albers Losing a child is a club you never want to join. Whether you lose a child in war, in the womb or, late in life, the loss of a child Continue Reading
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Redneck Rules When It Comes to Drinking and Driving
by Frank Pauc This first appeared in Frank’s blog on November 3, 2018, "Redneck Rules." It is republished here with the author’s permission. Continue Reading
Coming Together, Formations, and Knowing Your Place
by Frank Pauc This first appeared in Frank’s blog on February 26, 2018, as "Sacred Circle." It is republished here Continue Reading
Find Your Clouds and Don’t Let Them Slip Away
I've been blessed to spend quite a bit of time with my grandchildren recently and all of them are elementary school age and younger. We have spent Continue Reading
Tight-Knit Groups are Born of Shared Adversity
by Frank Pauc This first appeared in Frank’s blog on March 31, 2018, as "Springtime in the North Country." It is republished here Continue Reading
Memorial Day—Remembering the Fallen
Tandem-jumping into Normandy with Army Rangers who served with my son, Sgt. First Class Kristoffer Domeij, to honor the fallen at the 2019, 75th D-Day Continue Reading
The Void and the Legacy: How My Veteran Brother’s Suicide Affected Me… and the World Around Me
by anonymous I felt compelled to share a part of me I have not shared with anyone before, in an effort that it reaches even one person in need of a Continue Reading
COVID-19: Safety Does Not Trump Everything, Here’s Why
by Wade Garrett This first appeared in The Havok Journal on May 6, 2020. Americans might not realize it yet, but we are being indoctrinated into a Continue Reading
Barroom Psy-Ops Turn Enemies Into Allies by “Hiding All the Strings”
I've been working the doors and the floors of bars in the Deep South and the west since the first term of the Reagan administration. And I've come up Continue Reading
That Time I Thought I’d Be Pissing Bones for a Week
I'll have to wait till I total it all up at the end, but I've got a pretty good idea of what The Dumbest Thing I've Ever Agreed To Do is gonna turn Continue Reading
“The Diameter of the Virus”: Connections in the Age of COVID
Rabbi Jason Rubenstein This article was originally distributed through Yale University's Slifka Center and is republished here with the permission of Continue Reading
The Lessons Flowers Can Teach Us
One nice thing about living in Wisconsin is that most people (some work in snow removal) are happy when Spring comes. Of course, we're never sure when Continue Reading
