I like this poem below by Seoul Sister. I like how it acknowledges the sometimes awful way we are as children towards other children, and as sibling towards sibling, especially if we're living in a tough environment. Yes, I had a mean older sister, and in turn, my younger sister tells me that I was …
Month: April 2020
I knew this book was going to challenge me.
I knew that this book was going to challenge me. And I wasn’t disappointed. When I picked up ‘It’s Not About the Burqa’, a book of essays from Muslim women about being Muslim women, I knew that I was probably going to get pulled in different directions. But that’s okay. Conflict – i.e. non-violent conflict …
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“We’ll come out of this wiser and weaker”
I really enjoyed the below interview of Sam Hunt, a well-known New Zealand poet, about living in Covid19 lockdown. I especially enjoyed his quote, taken from Johnny Cash, about coming out of it “wiser and weaker”. That appeals to me, because it implies that we’ll have been humbled enough to learn and change. Here’s hoping. …
“Boomer Remover” – the Covid19 conspiracy of Millies and Zizzies.
Come on all you Millies* and Zizzies* – admit that you don’t really want the Boomer Remover* to remove us Boomers. It’s true that, in theory, Covid-19 likes Boomers more than it likes you, but who ya gonna hate on if we’re not here? How sucky would it be to lose all the bad girls …
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