These are tough times for empaths. As we watch government service agencies get gutted, as we watch people lose their jobs, as we watch our beautiful national parks struggle to stay open, as we watch our once thriving country descend into economic despair, it is a challenge to keep panic at bay. Knowing our government […]
Letters to the editor submitted to the Naperville Sun.
I am a pacifist and have been so for most of my life. Nonetheless, I will not hesitate to join a revolution against the current administration if the president refuses to abide by the rulings of our courts. He would not only be tearing up our Constitution, but seizing power and governing without the consent of the American people.
Yes, there’s light at the end of this winter. But before you reach for the gardening gloves, or take a hoe out of the shed, or start filling your cart with petunias, remember, March does not mean jump.
Now is the time to make a plan, research options, stock up on supplies and sketch out your future work of art.
Letters to the editor submitted to the Naperville Sun.
Letters to the editor submitted to the Naperville Sun.
Since the beginning of time, the story has been the conduit of relationship, the bridge across culture, proof of our humanity, and, when deftly told, a gift for the ages.
When someone asks for your vote — especially someone central to the pandemic response — it’s important to evaluate them based on their actions, not just their words.
This is how I expected retirement to be: A nice stroll into a calm, slow, nonthreatening way of life as we put aside the chaos of the working world. Au contraire!
Letters to the editor submitted for publication to the Naperville Sun.