Monthly Archives: October 2014
Untimely Death
By: Susan Bea Good Carmel, our beloved Boxer….Belle, our neighbor’s Black Lab….and Brittany Maynard, a 29 year old newlywed….all three had, or plan soon to have, an untimely death. Carmel was one of those “best dogs ever.” He was devoted … Continue reading
Cutthroats In and Out of Politics
By: Susan Bea Good I walked into a trap this afternoon. After weeks of assisting a vulnerable new friend to find an alternative for her young daughter’s medical needs, I was accused of excessive coercion. The ASL professionals overseeing the … Continue reading
Rights Vs. Responsibilities
By: Susan Bea Good The mid-term elections are just ten days away. This November fourth has the expectation to be a hope-or-horror day. Which one, depends on your political preference. Liberals anticipate a horrible day, while Conservatives have hope that … Continue reading
Fair Game
By: Susan Bea Good Gun season is fast approaching in Michigan. November fifteen is almost a sacred day here…set apart for the opening of a two week gun deer-hunting season. Many members of my family, including my daughters, will be … Continue reading
Do Good-Feel Good
By: Susan Bea Good At my third Basketball Camp this summer there was one young boy unwilling to accurately evaluate himself. He was unhappy and spent a lot of time blaming others for his bad feelings. At one point I … Continue reading
Just Dues
By: Susan Bea Good First treat Ebola in Africa at its roots…after that, focus on protecting Americans in the West. This unnecessary priority-sequence is based upon a moral assertion that America was built on the backs of black Africans, and thus … Continue reading
