The Holocaust & Intolerance Museum of New Mexico in Albuquerque is a pretty small museum but fairly comprehensive in it’s scope – it includes coverage of the Armenian massacre of the early 1900s, the Rwanda genocide in 1994, as well
A Day Spent With the Evidence of Cruel, Nasty Human Beings
Today, I went to a couple of museums: the Holocaust and Intolerance Museum of New Mexico and the National Nuclear Museum of Science & History. It was a day spent with the evidence of how horrible, nasty, cruel and ugly
Question Number One of Three
Three questions. Seems like an easy thing to do, just answer three questions. Think I’ll answer them one at a time. Here’s number one – we’ll see how easy it is. Who am I? The things that come to mind quickly are my
Some Days I Miss My Dad
Some days I just really miss my dad. What I think I miss most of all is the chance I didn’t get to say good-bye. I still just want to say good-bye, to tell him I’ll miss him, to let
Change from the Inside Out
I know we all want change at some time in our lives and sometimes change comes whether we want it or not! Could it be that change is what’s going on in your life right now? Do you feel like
What do YOU do to feel better?
I’ve been pondering this question for myself and was wondering if anyone else ever considers just what it is that they do to feel better, to feel happier, to feel more upbeat, to feel joyful, to feel like rocking their
Today is My Little Brother’s Birthday
Fifty-five years ago today, my little brother, Arthur James, was born. He was one of those people who seemed to be happy all the time, teasing everybody he could, and running to mommy when someone teased him back. As his