By Ethel Siegel Joanne Davidoff died on July 11, at the age of 88. In this article I’d like to give my perspective on this dynamic woman whom I have known for many years. My first memory of Joanne was … Continue reading
By Nancy Scott “It’s that fear of darkness thing,” Kathy says. “That’s how we think blindness must be.” We have ordered dinner at Red Robin. Kathy has just finished reading a poem called, “Blindfolded at Yoga.” “I know you don’t … Continue reading
By Liz Oleksa In this neighborhood, there are many houses. Many houses with children of all ages. In these houses, children have gathered together to patiently await the falling snow. Sitting in the front windows, watching for the first flake … Continue reading
By Nancy Scott Dedicated to Melba Toast at WDVR It’s 90 degrees. I need peanut butter cup ice cream. I have to listen. I don’t yet have words for the taste of the Strawberry Moon. I require a right … Continue reading
By Liz Oleksa When you look into my eyes, what do you see? When I look at them, I just see plain, old me. But look deeper than that, NOW tell me what you view. When I look in your … Continue reading