A Yogic Journey
I remember rolling my shiny blue mat in front of a television screen for my
first yoga class. There’s a kind of strange irony to that: to delve away from
society, I
Humanity
The Hostess and the Tree Branch
There was nothing terrible about her job. She was not being asked to toil in
the hot sun nor was she whipped and taunted by the higher ups. Sure, she
sometimes had to
All Hail West Texas
I am from El Paso, Texas.
The rest of America’s hope settles in its dust. It comes blowing down from both
sides and settles right there in the sand like many an
Subversive HR
A friend recently sent me a link to an online symposium hosted by
[http://www.cardus.ca/comment/article/2749/]Comment Magazine
[http://www.cardus.ca/comment/article/2749/] in which a handful
The Logic of Rot
> “There are people who ignore Zambia’s plight. And there are people who try to
take advantage of the situation.”
—Sharon Fabian, Drought in Zambia
Behold Lusaka! And me in situ
come