Tag Archives: bullying
HAVING A BAD DAY?
When I feel attacked from all sides, when my motives are questioned, when my life seems like it’s going nowhere and when troubles seem to be piling up higher than I can possibly handle, how do I go on? There … Continue reading →
THE ARSENAL OF THE OPPRESSOR
A few years back on a cold October afternoon, my husband was teaching an after school art class in a school cafeteria. He had set up his “classroom” with individual stations for his students. He did this in advance of … Continue reading →
PUT ON A FACEBOOK FACE
We were only a couple months into a pandemic when I took this selfie as a reminder of what I was beginning to feel like A year has come and gone and we’re still wearing facial coverings in spite of … Continue reading →
GOING TO EXTREMES
Insanitybytes had a great post about the Oprah Winfrey interview with the ex-royals today. It’s called, “God Save the Queen.” Check it out. I commented that her words rang true as to what might be wrong in our country today. … Continue reading →
HOW WORDS CHANGE OVER TIME
A bully pulpit is a conspicuous position that provides an opportunity to speak out and be listened to. This term was coined by United States President Theodore Roosevelt, who referred to his office as a “bully pulpit”, by which he … Continue reading →
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