Nigerian writer Sylva Ifedigbo attempts to demystify death and conquer the fear of it in this impersonal conversation between a human being and the dreaded spirit of death.
Archives for July 2011
South Pacific Tales Part 2: Passage to Pleasure
Vincent Ross cruises to the paradise island of Ouvéa aboard the Pacific Sun and finds white sand, pristine waters, and nothing to think about but what’s for lunch.
Don’t Call Me Ma’am
I was 29 years old and had just been called Ma’am. I was mortified. I didn’t believe it could get any worse. But it has.
Finding Out the Truth About Your Dog
There is plenty of “common knowledge” about dogs that is just plain wrong, and it gets repeated and passed on every day. Eric Brad looks at how to move past our assumptions and discover the truth about the dogs we live with.
Knowing Your Onions
Julia McLean offers an ode to the onion, along with a history of this fascinating kitchen essential, health benefits, and delicious recipes for her Normandy home.
Empathy By Osmosis
“We often shy away from our feelings, are even encouraged to suppress or ignore them, hoping in vain that this will make them go away,” writes Mary Rose. “But like a child in the midst of a tantrum, ignored emotions often become louder.”
The Futility of Belief
We seek refuge in our beliefs as we witness the unspeakable acts of violence in the world. But does it ever occur to us that beliefs are the problem, not the solution?
Interiors: You and Your Home
Inside your home are some clues to your own interior make-up.
Is The Star Trek Replicator Almost Here?
Many of the inventions of Star Trek are beginning to become reality. Gil Namur stumbled upon a mind-blowing one last week — an actual 3-D printer.
Adventures in Puppyhood: Tips for Matchmaking a New Dog
Bringing a dog into your home, whether it’s a puppy or a rescue dog, is a big responsibility filled with lots of love and great adventures. Eric Brad offers tips for creating a successful relationship for you and your new dog.
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