Celebrating the Life of Elizabeth Edwards
You cannot change the wind, but you can adjust the sails. Elizabeth Anania Edwards is being laid to rest today beside her beloved son Wade. I don’t think she […]
Poll: Empowering Girls & Women # 1 Global Priority
The William J. Clinton Foundation is conducting a poll to set global priorities for the organization: Empowering Girls & Women Strengthening Market-Based Solutions Enhancing Access to Modern Technology Harnessing Human Potential I was […]
David Lanz: The Liverpool Trio’s Benefit for Womencare Shelter in Bellingham, WA on 12/12/10 @ 3:00PM
The Liverpool Trio, © Carole May David Lanz is a prince of a guy and an amazing pianist and composer. Cristofori’s Dream, a tribute to the man who invented the […]
Power of Love vs. Love of Power
We will have peace in the world when the power of love is greater than the love of power. Wishing everyone happy holidays and an abundance of love, peace, harmony, […]
Scrooge Is Alive and Well and Living in D.C.
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens is one of my favorite books. Anna Quindlen claims she makes an annual trip to see the original manuscript. I have a collection of […]
False Advertising: NW Harvest Food Drive
After I drafted yesterday’s post about Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, I ran into some folks who get most of their food from local food banks. We were all waiting to meet […]
Survive, Thrive, Joy 101: Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs is the most important concept I learned during almost a decade of university education. It’s basic. It’s profound. It brilliantly distills complex intellectual theory into something anyone […]
Kitchen Table Economics: Balancing the Budget Isn’t Rocket Science — You Can Do It with a Few Clicks of Your Mouse
Today’s New York Times challenged readers to balance the budget. When I read the dead tree version, I thought it would be too daunting of a task for a relaxing […]
Saving Promise Comes to Seattle
Ginny Nicarthy, author of Getting Free: You Can End Abuse and Take Back Your Life and You can Be Free: An Easy-to-Read Handbook for Abused Women, kicked off L.Y. Marlow’s Saving Promise 10-city […]
Celebrating Survivors: What the Color Purple Can Learn from Pink; A Review of PROMISE ME by Nancy G. Brinker
Breast Cancer Awareness Month (1984) is only three years older than Domestic Violence Awareness Month 1987). So, why is pink the predominant color in October? Nancy G. Brinker. If you think […]
Anne Caroline Drake 