If the youth could know; if the old could do
Old age is not for wimps. We approach it, even from a distance, with trepidation. It’s like your second childhood.
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Old age is not for wimps. We approach it, even from a distance, with trepidation. It’s like your second childhood.
If the youth could know; if the old could do Read More »
Hamilton’s Dr. Jean Chamberlain Froese was invited to speak at a venerable institution.
From here to Chautauqua to the world Read More »
Technology tempts us, lures us, hooks us. And too often, we’re the poorer for it.
Don’t listen to the voices Read More »
Continents apart, generations and circumstance between them, hands always tell the stories.
Hands across the oceans Read More »
As the country’s president seems about to topple, a writer remembers times of living dangerously.
Yemen through the looking glass Read More »
The revolutionary spirit sweeping North Africa isn’t coming to Black Africa — yet.
Africa changing — in some places Read More »
When you get out in the fresh air of the world, you’re awakened to how Western countries have lost it, this ability to run barefoot in the grass.
By losing fun, we risk much more Read More »
I think of what Saint Augustine said: “The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.”
The joy of reading is a quest for learning Read More »