When to Resist and How to Live Free
Living freely and intentionally is hard work. Every little decision winds up visible in the mosaic.
Living freely and intentionally is hard work. Every little decision winds up visible in the mosaic.
“Life is never made unbearable by circumstances, but only by lack of meaning and purpose.”~Viktor Frankl
Willie knows exactly when to cuddle up or do the good-dog sit—and when he can get away with doing his own thing. But women never seem to get away with it for long.
Tiny, incapacitating acts of rebellion can keep you human. Or is this masochism?
After a string of near-disasters, Hamlet emerges unscathed.
"It’s so easy to make yo’self out God Almighty when you ain’t got nothin’ tuh strain against but women and chickens.”
“We are at our most stupid in our self-hatred.”
The best explanation yet for the maddening rigidity on the far right—and the far left.
How much of a placebo's efficacy is in the brain, and how much in the heart?
Is it his cosmopolitan background? His stint at the Iowa Writers Workshop? His knowledge of human suffering?