Read and Respond: Reading for the Common Good
Reading, researching, and informing ourselves allow our actions to be more deliberate and less reactionary
My Word of the Week: Communicate
Over the weekend, I received a couple of cryptic text messages from a friend who was traveling. The first note apologized for sending something twice, but I hadn’t received any other messages. Later, she typed: “Take a close look.” But there was nothing to look at. “Did you send a photo?” I asked.
My Word of the Week: Ambiguity
ambiguity – noun | am·bi·gu·i·ty | \ˌam-bə-ˈgyü-ə-tē\ : something that does not have a single clear meaning On Saturday, my husband and I bought a brand new car. Though both our names are on the paperwork and I’ve asked him over and over if he would rather drive...
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