Reading the very disturbing stories about the FLDS ranch in Texas and the just posted story from Austria, am troubled that we still haven't come very far. Women and children are abused and subjected to the most humiliating circumstances around the world. Too often the abusers either go unpunished or are able to commit these horrible acts undetected for far too long.
They say it takes a village to raise a child. It also happens to be unfortunately true that often it takes a village to destroy a child or a family by turning a deaf ear and blind eye.
Views on family, recreation, leadership, empty-nest parenting, work, and writing, all while finding balance.
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My first Tri
It was a wet, chilly day for the Cottage Lake Tri, but we still had smiles on our faces. Arrived a little after 7 and after looking for par...
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UW School of Law Professor Eric Schnapper will argue for the plaintiff in Crawford v. Metro Nashville on October 8 in a legal case that coul...
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Per Gael's suggestion, I'll try a real training schedule (scary!) For the Tri, she suggests a 3,2,1 schedule (e.g. 3 swims, 2 bikes,...
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Reading the very disturbing stories about the FLDS ranch in Texas and the just posted story from Austria , am troubled that we still haven...