Category Archives: Native American

Indigenous Peoples Day

Posted on October 11, 2021 by Les

On this important day, I am at a loss for words. Everything I write sounds contrived and hollow. So, I’ve decided not to say a word. Rather, today has been for reflection. Quiet is good.

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Christmas 2020

Posted on December 23, 2020 by Les

In two days, we will celebrate Christmas. This year it will be a somber event for Americans. For many, the green of mistletoe and pine boughs will be replaced by the black bunting of grief. In the last eleven months … Continue reading →

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I’m Doing What I Can

Posted on August 18, 2020 by Les

I am doing what I can. Continue reading →

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The Cure for Miasma

Posted on July 8, 2020 by Les

My lifelong buddy, Dick, recently used the word Miasma in our conversation. It is an old word, first appearing in the 1600s, that was used to describe a vaporous disease laden stink, stench, or decay that often comes from a … Continue reading →

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