I spent my Sunday trying to lift my spirit. Oprah’s Soul Sunday offered a line from Gary Zukav that stayed with me: “A partnership between equals for the purpose of spiritual growth.” That was my morning anchor. By afternoon, I wanted to be intelligently entertained, so I turned to the
When I first wrote about ChatGPT, I was cautious. I wondered whether using artificial intelligence in my writing might dilute my voice or raise questions of ownership. Could I remain true to myself while experimenting with a tool designed to generate text? Today, after months of observing the conversations around
There’s a song from home that keeps looping in my head David Rudder’s refrain, “This is not a fete in here, this is madness.” He sang it as social commentary, a Caribbean parable about chaos dressed as celebration. And yet, today, it sounds like the soundtrack of a nation that has mistaken
This piece is one of my earliest versions of storytelling, written sometime in the early 1980s.Today, in October 2025, my sister brought me the original copy typed, dated, and worn, the paper itself softened by time and water rot at the edges. Reading it again, I revisit the true connection
The Adoration of Hiroshima” that was part of the peace protest march in Washington DC on the 40th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima in August 1985. In this article, the author shares her personal reflections on how the Adoration of Hiroshima Mas, presented by Peter Minshall and his team
The Rosary mysteries have been on my mind. I mentioned the Sorrowful Mystery in a recent private post, and it has stayed with me. For Catholics, the Rosary has long been taught as devotion, obligation, and daily invocation a practice meant to shape faith. I suppose I am what one
As a clothes and fashion enthusiast, I was always searching for the next big opportunity to maximize my chances for success. So, I decided to set up a Shopify eCommerce store for fashion clothing. I thought it would be easy – after all, I had an eye for clothing and
As I age, I’ve come to realize that wearing prescription eyewear is no longer a choice — it’s a necessity. However, contact lenses were never a practical solution for me. One of my eyes is nearsighted and the other farsighted, and the thought of juggling contacts — especially with my
Written By Grace C. Walker