For Maria

We celebrated the life of my cousin Maria today. She was a little over a year older than I, and leaves to this world a devoted partner Greg and daughter Morgan and son Jordan. This day was full of remembrance and thanks, joy and beauty, pain, loss, hope, wisdom. I think of flowers this day […]

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Visionary women of Atlanta

In honor of Black history month, thought I would highlight some inspiring murals that adorn Atlanta’s Auburn Avenue. The first highlights the contributions of four women to Atlanta. They are Selena Butler, Mathilda Beasley, Annie McPheeters, and Dorothy Thompson. Dorothy Bolden Thompson was one of the true unsung lights of the Civil Rights movement. Employed […]

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Tidying the mind

If you’re de-cluttering your space this year, please try this iTunes podcast. Dr. Gayatri Sethi (my partner) talks about how to begin tidying the mind. Working from home myself, I find her advice invaluable. Whether or not you have a thousand sneakers to get out of your living space, getting your mind right sounds like […]

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What are the Muskogee holy days?

When does the United States get to the level of spiritual and psychological maturity to honor the peoples and civilization that lived on its soil and held its skies and rivers sacred before the first European countries even existed? I eat, live and breath on stretches of earth that were carefully and lovingly maintained, defended, […]

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Happy 1.1919 day!

Today is January 19, 2019, 1/19/19! The number 1.1919 can be expressed as the fraction and the repeated fraction is . Such a rational day! The number 11919 is itself composite, expressible in terms of the primes 3, 29, and 137. Let’s dive into 11919’s 19 side! The featured image is a 19-sided star, a […]

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