Fear and loathing in the USA

  I was recently pointed to an article in the New Yorker called “Doomsday Prep for the Super Rich”.  The article talks about how Silicon Valley executives and their colleagues on Wall Street have been quietly preparing for an array of potential apocalyptic events. So when the SHTF, they’re bailing out! There are over 7ContinueContinue reading “Fear and loathing in the USA”

Diversion – two stories of trajedy and disollusionment

Read any news site today and you’ll find two very different tragedies that have galvanized the world.  One for it’s scope and devastation; the other for its brutality. Both stories look for answers to the unanswerable – the death of innocent lives born from an anger buried deep within the two perpetrators. It is alsoContinueContinue reading “Diversion – two stories of trajedy and disollusionment”

The story of sugar: there’s nothing sweet about it.

I highly recommend reading this article by Karen Kingston – Why sugar in our diet is like clutter in our home. I am an advocate of a sugar-free diet. I believe we are all addicted sucrose and fructose because it’s hidden in virtually everything we eat; even the reportedly healthy stuff. Give this a readContinueContinue reading “The story of sugar: there’s nothing sweet about it.”

What does the “quality of character” mean to you?

We turn our heads when we see things that are uncomfortable to us – someone berating a child, someone committing a violent act against another person or property – we simply look the other way. On a national level, we seem to unflinchingly ignore the serious characters flaws in our political candidates…whom we elect anyways.ContinueContinue reading “What does the “quality of character” mean to you?”

Our word is everything

Recent events have reminded me of the importance of the word we give, the promises we make, and their connection to our character. What is spoken in goodwill, should not be undone….for any reason. Broken promise litter the space of our connectedness leaving those who have seen the promise broken, scarred and bitter.  Too manyContinueContinue reading “Our word is everything”