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Painting the Ocean By Margaret Kellermann
March 24, 2022
Painting the Ocean By Margaret Kellermann One Saturday 33 years ago on Governors Island, a tiny asphalt-covered patch in the middle of New York Harbor, I was feeling fragmented and lonely. Watching my two young sons climb the monkey bars at the playground, I was concerned about all the boxes I had to unpack i...
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April 28, 2022
When Ted suggested an issue on “growing gardens,” leaving open the idea of including personal growth, my mind wandered. My initial response was, “What I grow in my garden is tired.” But I then uncovered fascinating research on the value of “earthing” or “grounding.” I’ve come to realize that spending time in ...
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MORE LETTERS . . .
May 26, 2022
To the Editor: As a civil litigator in Humboldt County for the past 24 years, I have come to know our local judges and what it takes to be a good judge. Steven Steward will be an excellent judge. I have had the unique experience of being neighbors and friends with Steve and his family for several years. Steve...
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Judicial Temperment AND MORE LETTERS ON PAGES 24-26
May 26, 2022
Judicial Temperment AND MORE LETTERS ON PAGES 24-26 To the Editor: I am honored to support Ben Mc-Laughlin for judge. I first met Ben in the halls of the Humboldt County Courthouse. I was struck by his dedication to the clients and his willingness to collaborate with all parties in the criminal legal system. ...
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May 26, 2022
“Ommm at Home: Can Humdrum Housework Be Holy?” “The Lure of the Painful Childhood” “It’s Not Just Hammocks and Margaritas: My Life As An Expat in Mexico” “6 Life Lessons From My Month In Post-War Bosnia” “How Bicycling Along a Dusty Country Road in Morocco Saved My Marriage” Great variety of themes, eh? Such ...
