Category Archives: Commentary

She had her morning coffee on her balcony, and I walked underneath on my way to school. She had unnaturally black hair, or maybe it was just her pale face. I tried to walk without moving up and down, conscious … Continue reading →

I was thinking about my parents recently. I was thinking about the depth of our relationships, and the trials and tribulations of growing up in their household. Make no mistake, it was their household. It wasn’t as if it was … Continue reading →

I haven’t written about my great great grandparents for a while. I would like to tell about the common stories told around their dinner table, but no one recorded them, so they ate lost to history. I know that some … Continue reading →

First, as an instructor, I would always remind the class, “There are no silly questions, there are just questions.” I just watched a rented Google movie, “Emily, @ the Edge of Chaos”. It was a remarkable movie, perhaps touching at … Continue reading →

According to the biblical story, Pharoah had a dream that no one could interpret for him. His chief cupbearer then remembered that Joseph had interpreted a dream for him when he was in prison two years earlier. So, Joseph was … Continue reading →

I’m a believer in three. Two times, well that’s not quite the same as three. It you are driving down the road and you see a parked yellow Volkswagen with a flat tire, you might notice it. If another mile … Continue reading →

I’ve tried organizing some of my work. I haven’t removed anything that is already here, but most of the latest stuff needed a home, so I created a new blog, with a new address. Www.Divinesarah.art.blog If you are interested in … Continue reading →

I have a daughter that will soon undergo a little brain surgery. What am I saying?!? How little can brain surgery be??? I mean, she was walking by a local health care facility, so she walked in to inquire about … Continue reading →

The are a few family legends, most of them about our family characters. Some of them are about our family characters that are not alive and never had been. I’m speaking of our brown Chevy van. I can’t remember the … Continue reading →

I have a friend that I have known for 67 years. We been close, and we have drifted. In some of the most important parts of our lives we never spoke. We had families that never met, yet now we … Continue reading →