3/15/07
We went to a talk by Winnona LaDuke at Berea College in Kentucky today. Ms. LaDuke is an Ojibwe Tribe member from the White Earth Reservation in Minnesota. She is also the founder of the White Earth Land … Continue reading →
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3/14/07
As a follow up to the last entry… We stopped in Lenoir City, Tennessee, where we toured “I’va’s Place.” This is a complex for “women in crisis.” And that could be women who are homeless, or victims of … Continue reading →
3/13/07
I have jumped ahead a couple entries here. (Will catch up on the rest of the last week soon)… At St. Mary’s Church in Athens, Tennessee, this morning we saw the remnants of a “Cardboard City” that was … Continue reading →
3/8/07
For all of you following this site, the time is now. We are asking supporters to put up homemade campaign signs in their front yard that simply say: vote “average Joe” Thank you. … Continue reading →
3/7/07
I gave a talk at the “House of Prayer” in St. Augustine, Florida, last week. The audience, for the most part, seemed relatively well off socio-economically. I said billions of people in the Third World were either homeless, … Continue reading →
3/6/07
In Valdosta, Georgia, I told an NBC News reporter that we were against abortion. During a talk at a Mass in St. Augustine, Florida, I said “abortion would end tomorrow” if we took to the streets en masse, flooded … Continue reading →
3/5/07
In Brunswick, Georgia, we researched the Hostel in the Forest. Tom Dennard gave us an extensive tour. He is the founder of the Hostel and also teaches a Backpacking Class at Coastal Georgia Community College. The Hostel … Continue reading →
3/3/07 (cont.)
Tonight at 5:44 there will be a total eclipse. Several weeks ago, I attended a talk by Rome, Georgia’s Tom Farmer. Mr. Farmer was presenting on the writings of author G.K. Chesterton. One of the things Chesterton … Continue reading →
3/3/07
In light of the last entry about America’s tremendously dangerous transportation infra-structure… I was interviewed by Anneli Sundquist last week. Ms. Sundquist is a free-lance journalist from Sweden and regularly travels the world. After the interview, she … Continue reading →
3/2/07
Before moving to the inner city of Cleveland, we lived in Bluffton, Ohio. I used to take the kids to watch the Bluffton University Baseball Team. Some of this year’s team members died today in a tremendously tragic bus … Continue reading →