Love between prisoners and their families and friends is what is being exploited.
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Crushed
Life in the coal fields was hard on everyone.
Lessons Forgotten after Pandemic School
“But we do continue to wash our hands./Again & again, we wash our hands…”
What is Prison Like?
These (Essays) belie the caricatures of prisoners and prison life…encountered in (the media.)
20 Years in the “Hole”
“We learned through the pandemic…how destructive social isolation is..Yet (we) keep thousands… in solitary confinement…”
Gardening for Life
“Gardening has been my meditation, my solace, my delight…”
Acceptance or Change?
“The sooner I accept… EVERYTHING as light…the sooner I stop struggling.”
Do We Americans Reap What We Sow?
Maybe the issue isn’t to stop sowing bad seed…but to sow more good seeds
An Essay on Crushes
“Crushes…a gift …from the Source of Love, or from mysteries buried deep in one’s psyche.”
Photo by Bill Powell
Elephant in the Room
“We talk about everything else except the elephant in the room.”
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A Lighthearted Look at Quaker Committees: Vignettes
“you’ve begun to appreciate the many ways there are to practice the Quakers’ faith”
Photo by Mary Powell
Phyllis Berentsen
“Fought against hate/using love
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