Yes.  We have returned home. We are back.  We have yet to fully embrace our old lives and seem to be picking little pieces of new and old processes we will adopt here in our home lives.  The permanent change … Continue reading Active Recovery- By Christy

During our time in Ghana, the days started out hot. And, then got a bit hotter. And a bit more humid. And, then hotter and more humid. Soon, it seemed as if your sweat was sweating. Can you imagine a full body quilt made of perspiration? I can’t quite find the right word to describe it…except to simply say it was just too hot. We spent four days in Ghana. The colors, the music and the food are all embodied with joy. The people are hard-working, upbeat, proud and welcoming. Although it was too hot, Ghana was also just too … Continue reading too hot, too cool. by Scott

I am not an expert on much, if anything, but I’m always trying to learn more. Book learning can only take us so far. At some point in time, over the course of one’s education in the US, the caste in India and apartheid in South Africa are ‘covered’. I have to admit that I don’t recall when I studied them in school; or what I learned about them. Did it actually get covered? If it did, I most certainly didn’t gain much insight into either. Maybe I wasn’t paying sufficient attention when these topics were discussed. Or maybe sufficient … Continue reading not an expert, by Scott