by Elizabeth Cowan | Dec 8, 2018 | Blog
Urban dwellers live in a convenience rut. They drive on paved roads frequently blocked for repair work or demolition, and interminable new construction. Upon completion, paved roads are already obsolete, and urbanites find the demolition crew ripping out the new...
by Elizabeth Cowan | Dec 1, 2018 | Blog
Some things catch your attention with their absurdity. Let’s consider a few examples. Is it our optimistic nature, or are we gullible enough to believe in that mythical space known as downtime? It is a time after the political campaigns are over, folks voted, and the...
by Elizabeth Cowan | Nov 25, 2018 | Blog
We tend to take everything for granted. Living our lives and rarely noticing the trickle of loss until something smacks us in the face and shouts, “Pay attention!” For example, this writer loves her coffee — strong, black and, lots of it. She discovered the joys of...
by Elizabeth Cowan | Nov 18, 2018 | Blog
We have barely had time to say Hello to November, and yet one local radio station has been playing Christmas songs since the first of the month. There is more to this delightful news. The station will continue with its endless loop of holiday songs until the end of...
by Elizabeth Cowan | Nov 10, 2018 | Blog
Are you inclined to follow an urge and make spur of the moment decisions? Or, are you a planner to the point of boring? This writer does both. If the decision involves other people and an event in the future, then she tends to plan. One can always alter a plan of...
