Appropriation
Long ago I decided to openly share my political leanings on my blog and business website. Mainly because folks who disagree with the work I do are going to assume […]
Tag Archives: morality
They Know Not What They Do Because They Know Not Who They Are
I’m working with one of my coaching clients – I’ll call her Sally because I don’t know anyone called Sally – on strategies to manage a couple of her problematic […]
Steel Cables
Been thinking a lot about obligations lately. What you owe to colleagues, family, friends, society – why and how the calculations are made. Fortunately, when I get caught in a […]
Radio
Anyone who knows me knows that I am Pro-Choice, Pro-Abortion and Pro-Reproductive Justice. The objections people raise about other people having an abortion don’t move me. I find it ludicrous […]
Sandy Hook
It is disheartening how little impact the mass murder of 20 elementary school children has had on gun regulations. Increased background check legislation stalled, restrictions on automatic weapons and military […]
Mercy
The other night I watched a movie about lateterm abortion. It was a documentary called “After Tiller” that followed four doctors who were colleagues of Dr. George Tiller the abortion […]
Abortion in Ohio
Moral restrictions on medical procedures. That is the framework of the anti-abortion movement and other conservative positions. My God says “No”, therefore it should be “No” for the whole country. […]
Willful Ignorance
I have been avoiding writing about politics this week because the “stay-at-home Mom versus working Mom” stuff makes me tired and we still have 7 months to go. The trumped […]
Holier than Thou
Had an interesting conversation yesterday with someone I don’t know very well. This woman was coming to me for advice on a sticky situation and so spent some time defining […]
Neverending Story
I really thought Newt Gingrich would be gone by now. I also thought the loony-bird called Santorum would have flown back to PA by now (btw typing rick santorum is […]
New Diet
I really need to go on a news diet. Limit my intake to 1,200 high quality words a day obtained from organic, bozo free sources. The first thing I am […]
212 Clown Days
212 days until the Republican National Convention. 212 days of rich people accusing other rich people of being too rich and out of touch with the less rich people. 212 […]
God & Libertarians
Just finished Penn Jillette’s book “God, No!: Signs you May Already be an Atheist and Other Magical Tales“, a rambly, often funny interpretation of the ten commandments. This is not […]
Personhood
I could have just as easily called this post “Doublespeak” or “Having your cake and eating it too”, but I am too irritated to be literary or historical right now. […]
you say you want a revolution
People in the media (and in general conversation) keep yapping that they don’t know what the Occupy Wall Street folks want, ‘their demands are not clear’, ‘they have no agenda’, […]
