October 2013

  • Trusting intuition

    Today was  gorgeous day with the clouds having sunshine flowing through them warming up the cold, surprised souls walking the streets this morning.  I stayed in bed.  It was warm and more inviting than the cold wind that was making its way into the third floor window I’d left open last night to hear the…

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  • Vitamin D and Double Bacon

    I’m sitting in the sun right now, just about to have breakfast for … lunch at 3:20ish.  All food being cooked to order in a place called Breakfast Bum.  This means I will have bacon twice in one day.  That is good news. Last night, reunited with my darling girlfriend from my time in Vermont.…

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  • Bye Fred! Hello DC!

    My eyelids are heavy and I am warm, my feet are hot after having been reminded of what it’s like to walk around a college campus, up and down stairs, all over town, all day.  To be reminded also that this is the essence of life – experiences. Today started with me sleeping in and…

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  • Lace curtains and Politik.

    I am here on the first leg of my journey and a few sips into my glass of wine.  I am meeting with my student around 10:15 or so to get to know her and talk about our plans for the morrow.  I decided to journal about the happenings of each day on my blog…

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  • I’ll be on the radio TONIGHT 9:00-11:00 10/10/13 Sex and Politics out of Brooklyn, NY

    Tune in tonight from 9-11pm EST (I’ll be calling in at 9:30) and listen from anywhere in the world http://tunein.com/station/?stationId=134452, or 1090 on your am dial if you’re close to Brooklyn College. Sex and Politics is a live call-in talk radio show. ATTENTION FRIENDS: I will be talking about the work I do with Democracy Matters…

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  • We The People Deserve Fair Elections – Letter to the Editor

    I sent this in to be published last night: We The People Deserve Fair Elections Are you okay with the fact that North Carolina politicians receive huge donations from wealthy contributors and give tax breaks to the rich and corporations while they cut funding for schools, public safety and for other critical, life-saving services?  If…

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