I’m a bit of a brain junky. For years I’ve been fascinated by this gray hulk that sits inside the skull—about the size of a grapefruit—three pounds on average. I don’t get how it works—and what happens when it doesn’t work. Think about it. We human beings are forced to rely on information that . . . → Read More: The Seven Magic Words
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In 9th grade Marge Engebretson was my English teacher at Cass Lake High School. My family had just moved there from the Iron Range the year before, and I was feeling more than a little lost. Marge was a lovely woman who spoke with a slight German accent. Her family had immigrated when she . . . → Read More: Three Gates of Gold Share on FacebookThis morning I was doing my morning pages (three a day) and having some fun with the big picture of why people make war. I know that sounds like a light topic for a Sunday morning, but . . . . My frustration with such big picture explorations is always how to get my . . . → Read More: We are All Related (really) Share on Facebook |
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