Friendship has become rare for most today. Remember our childhood? Friendship was as easy as asking, “Do you want to be friends?”
Read More »I Find in Pullman’s Trinity Lutheran Church an Immersive Experience
My friend Susan Swan spoke very highly of Trinity Lutheran Church located just off of the WSU campus nestled gently at the top of NE Lybecker Road in Pullman. She was a retired professor of history, and in her more active days, she spent many a Sunday there.
Read More »Ask a Hindu: Remaining Friends Forever
Are there any rules, customs or traditions in the Hindu religion or culture that specify you "must" remain friends with someone who has been helpful to you, no matter what?
Read More »A tale of tolerance – how ‘Mad Dog’ Matt taught me to see the best in others
I squint hard to see something special in rude and crude people I too easily want to dismiss as not worth the trouble. Because they are trouble. Yet, like Matt, I have found they have value, too.
Read More »On Friends and Friendship
Most of us have a few, maybe a handful, of best friends who go back to our beginnings. We share common history, of course, and that is part of the friend dynamic. But there often are long gaps in those shared experiences. I have not seen some of my best friends in several years and we communicate by phone or email or social media infrequently.
Read More »A friend’s cancer diagnosis is a reminder to show gratitude
My friends have shown me so much good-heartedness, and now with this news, I found myself wondering how I’ve shown my gratitude for them, and how I’ve returned their kindness.
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