Who do you trust for your news? In days gone by, you had paragons of integrity reporting the facts, without coloring or filtering it. Brinkley, Cronkite, Reasoner, Jennings, and you must insert Barbara Walters in that group. At least her earlier reporting before she started making mini-movies for 60 Minutes and then her own specials.Continue reading “What’s News?”
Category Archives: women pioneers
Play Like a Girl
A few years back, I can’t recall exactly who, but one of the major golf companies had an ad campaign featuring the great Annika Sorenstam (or it could have been Michelle Wie), both amazing athletes, and the gist of the commercials was the concept in sports “play like a girl.” Now, when I was growingContinue reading “Play Like a Girl”
Ten People (Pt. II)
We left off yesterday with my list of ten people from history I would like to smoke a bowl of very high THC content medical marijuana with. Today we countdown to Number One. 5–Leonardo Davinci—(1452-1519)—His IQ has been estimated at 200. Here’s a guy who never really painted much, but painted two of the greatestContinue reading “Ten People (Pt. II)”
If Only….
Check out the prologue of my novel. You’ll be amused and surprised at how the planet would look like If Only… The Earth was still an embryo. Ah awoke in the morning mist which had begun to creep into the cave. She looked at her little one, still asleep and dreaming in the warmth ofContinue reading “If Only….”
Sarah Fuller
Emmeline Pankhurst. Jane Austen. Clara Barton. Nelly Bly. Amelia Earhart. Marie Curie. Grace Hopper. And now, Sarah Fuller. Great women pioneers all. She did not ask to be a news novelty; she stepped up for her school when they needed her. That alone is heroic. And brave? We are talking about the Southeast Conference! WhereContinue reading “Sarah Fuller”
