Doing Science and Living with Faith
In my “Welcome Message” I describe how my eye often goes to the line where two different colors meet, such as that familiar ceiling – to – wall intersection. A friend has since told me that she has a long…
In my “Welcome Message” I describe how my eye often goes to the line where two different colors meet, such as that familiar ceiling – to – wall intersection. A friend has since told me that she has a long…
“Out with the Old, In with the New” is a line we hear often around New Year’s time. In a way, of course, that’s much easier said than done: aren’t we all more or less amalgamations of what’s past, what’s…
One day early in our marriage, I came back to our apartment in New Haven and found my husband sitting back in his desk chair, feet up on the desk, with a strange expression on his face. “What are you…
We are just a couple of weeks away from the year 2012, and that means we will be just three years away from 2015 – target date for the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (or MDGs). Established in 2000…
I spent the day after Thanksgiving, a day that has come to be known as “Black Friday,” at a sports complex with multiple hockey rinks. Our daughter plays on a team in the New England Girls Hockey League, and this…
This essay was published on Nov. 18th as a “First Person” column in Hampshire Life — weekly magazine of the DAILY HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE. At the end of August, we took our high school senior to visit a couple of Pennsylvania…
Being a pastor’s wife doesn’t mean I climb mountains more than the average person, although hiking is a favorite activity in our family. The picture of our two sons was taken in the Colorado Rockies, where the five of us…