I’m sitting at the tire store this morning. Waiting for new tires to be installed. There are four of us sitting around a table with a large TV up on the wall. We don’t know each other. The TV is reporting local news of a stabbing in a nearby town, updating us on the Mayor being under investigation, those type… Read more →
The events unfolding in Boston have been shocking. Such terrible tragedies, changing lives forever and creating such lasting pain and anguish. My first reaction is disbelief, then I try to frame it in some way. Then the roller coaster of feelings: real sorrow for those most affected, then a kind of detached curiosity when surfing for more information, then fear… Read more →
To most men, “men’s work” means such things as going to a job and achieving success, providing for a family, building a deck off the back of the house and helping out in the community. We also have been taught that the term “be a man” means to always have your guard up, don’t show any emotions except anger, and… Read more →
Great discussion in Nyack last night on the “Art of Practice”. Had such a diverse panel, and so many passionate voices that it made for yet another truly magical eventing in this series. There were a variety of practices represented on the panel, from Martial Arts to Tango to Meditation to Acupuncture to Yoga. And each of the panelist also… Read more →