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As a career HR professional, I have long interviewed people for a living. And like most things in life, just because one does it, doesn’t necessarily make them good at it. :) Noting the current political hurricane season, my sense is, as voters, we would benefit from a comprehensive interview.
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Just to catch up after my recent sabbatical, let’s cover briefly what was covered — albeit via question form, as such, we often say, is the only punctuation piece that invites a response. I did find this interesting, in what the media most asked. Note that I took the first
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One of the discussion threads making renewed rounds is the definition of “Christian nationalism” — specifically, what it is and why it raises concern. Note that the term is most frequently employed by those who either are not adherents of the faith or have some apprehension related to Christians or aspects
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Written in 1938, a thriller play, set in London. It was written by Patrick Hamilton during a noted, dark time in his life. According to the archives of The New York Times, six years earlier, the British playwright was “hit by a drunk driver and dragged through the streets of
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With our eager return after respite, allow me first a keenly insightful multiple choice question. What should we entitle today’s post: 1. We are back! 2. Eat, pray, love 3. C'est la vie 4. Things That Make You Go Hmmmm…. 5. All of the above Alas, we’
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I sit here today, next to one who is clearly one of my biggest life encouragers. He sharpens me. He makes me better. I think one of life’s greatest errors and omissions is we limit the ways in which we can wisen; we limit how and through whom God
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[From Guest Writer #9 in our annual summer series...] Recently there was a trial where the prosecutor didn’t come close to proving his case, but a partisan jury reached a verdict against the defendant anyway because they didn’t like his political beliefs and wanted to send a message.
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[From Guest Writer #8 in our annual summer series...] I am from a very large family of people that was not born in the United States of America. With me there is a kinship and a bond that I feel towards my family and its name. Although there are some
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[From Guest Writer #7 in our annual summer series...] The following is a recent question that was posed to me: "What advice would you give to a young person today?" Well, I suppose that as a mom of three, a grandmother of thirteen, and the many students who
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[From Guest Writer #6 in our annual summer series...] $10,000,000… That’s the annual losses of the Women’s National Basketball Association. In fact, the WNBA has never turned a profit since their inception. Admittedly, in a country filled with a diversity of opinions, this issue tends to
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[From Guest Writer #5 in our annual summer series...] We make decisions that are selfish, selfless, in our own interest and sometimes a combination of them all. Decisions people make have caused me to raise many questions. For example, what influences the way we make decisions? What level of people
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[From Guest Writer #4 in our annual summer series...] Picture this scene: You are on your way to work / the doctor’s office / church / your kid’s soccer match / a date / the airport / lunch and the person in front of you is driving at or just below the posted speed