Tag Archives: humanity

The Dealeo?

Posted on August 11, 2014 by wendykarasin

I was fully prepared to write a glowing review for Balboa, virtually retracting my prior bouts. But that is not going to happen. Not today. The reason for this, is that the call I was to receive this morning, by … Continue reading →

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Forever Gone?

Posted on March 31, 2014 by wendykarasin

Enormous snow flakes, a quarter the size of my palm, sailed past my window on the last morning of March. They looked like ripped pieces of paper raining from the sky. I stared for moments, shaking my head in disbelief … Continue reading →

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Nothing Else Matters

Posted on December 24, 2013 by wendykarasin

The holidays juxtapose mirth and depression. A time of joy, giving, humanity versus a time of sadness, alienation, loneliness. From a purely intellectual standpoint, holidays are manufactured to bring family and friends together creating (theoretically) a sense of belonging, connection … Continue reading →

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I’m in!

Posted on December 5, 2013 by wendykarasin

This time of year is intriguing, it becomes hard to tell what’s real and what’s commercial fluff. And there’s a lot of fluff. Phony happy smiling people who aren’t happy at all. They don’t care one hoot about you. But … Continue reading →

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