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Thoughts and Daydreams

A journey of understanding, discovery, and lovingkindness.

Inspirement: Starting a Movement by Doing the Work

April 20, 2026

What if being inspired wasn’t a feeling we waited for—but a practice we lived? “Inspirement” is an old, nearly forgotten word. The Oxford English Dictionary defines it as the act of inspiring, or the state of being inspired—the … [Read more...] about Inspirement: Starting a Movement by Doing the Work

The Question

November 8, 2021

“So, how do they do it?” she asked as we sat on a blanket watching the kids trot from the baseball field to their bench. She leaned forward to pick a dandelion and then formed her lips into a perfect O before blowing the seeds away. Since I didn’t … [Read more...] about The Question

Living in Inspirement

October 13, 2021

Welcome! For my entire adult life, I’ve wanted to connect with readers. And now that there are more years behind than ahead, I’m doing it. Doing it inspires me. And, I want you to be inspired too, to live in Inspirement. Inspirement conjures … [Read more...] about Living in Inspirement

Who Decides?

October 13, 2021

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What would I be called if I lost: My hearing? All my money? My eyesight? An arm or a leg? Would I be called: Deaf? Poor? Blind? Disabled? What if I had: Partial hearing? A monthly Social Security check? Sight in one eye? Only lost a finger…or … [Read more...] about Who Decides?

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The Regret Series

In the family-saga tradition, The Regret Series tells the stories of WLW characters living in the decades between the 1980s anti-gay, anti-lesbian Reagan era, to the growing Women’s Rights Movement of the 1990s, to the tantalizing possibility of queer equality of the 2010s.

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