Monthly Archives: July 2018

What I Learned 20 Years Ago

Posted on July 28, 2018 by Kay Pelham

You don’t always get what you want. Certainly, I had this figured out by age 36, but my 31 year old brother’s death was the hardest lesson I had had up to that point of the reality of this. (And regardless … Continue reading →

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An expensive trip to the neighborhood coffee shop and some analysis

Posted on July 9, 2018 by Kay Pelham

I’m going to try to type this up really fast, so that I can enjoy the rest of my evening, hopefully as planned and without event. Jack said, “And now you can blog about it.” And so I will. I … Continue reading →

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Who Got Here First and What in the World are We to do at this point

Posted on July 2, 2018 by Kay Pelham

“Illegal” immigration. Oh, the debates that this brings up. Are the immigration laws even moral and just? That’s the present. Do we consider the past in determining what should be done in the present? Who got here first, anyways? And … Continue reading →

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