I don’t think the answer to this question really matters, unless you base your ability to enjoy Handel’s Messiah on it. Or any of Handel’s works, for that matter. I didn’t know there was a controversy, but if you read this delightful piece by John Ito, “Handel–Another Gay Anglican?” in Books & Culture’s November/December 2009 […]
Percolating
It’s no mistake that several of my posts in the last week have been about waiting and playing. Can you tell ideas are percolating? It’s true. They have to simmer a while before I can put an outline down…then put pen to paper (or fingers to the keyboard). I’m still stuck on bits of that […]
Growing is About Giving and Observing
I love Elsa Mora’s sweet exposition on growing, complete with her lovely illustrations. You can read and view here. [Post image: Zen Girl by Elsa Mora]
Children See. Children Do.
Sobering, and too close to home. What responsibilities we have as parents, let alone as human beings! Don’t think for one minute you have no impact in this world. You do. [For more information on the video and soundtrack, go to The Inspiration Room Daily.]
It’s How You Say It
Have you ever wondered why your true comments weren’t received well? Have you ever thought, “Well, I did my part. I can’t help that he/she was offended”? You may be familiar with Michael Moore’s work. Certainly, he’s done enough controversial documentaries to be a polarizing figure. You either love him or hate him. But there’s […]