Category: Monday Morning Reading
Monday Morning Reading . . .
The past couple of weeks this feature of my blog was silent. I was on holiday. In the US most call it vacation, but that is a post for another day. During our holiday I accomplished less than 3hrs of screen time as the week sailed past. We enjoy Celebrity Cruise Line and recommend it.
Last week we returned from holiday and settling back into our land locked lifestyle. I’ll post later about our holiday experience which for me included reading Harper Lee’s, Go Set A Watchman.
My reading this Monday morning.
I read, Save the Mainline, by Ross Douthat, opinion writer for The New York Times, Easter Sunday morning.
21 of the best March for Science protest signs
Politico.com
The night Clinton said what she never expected to say: ‘Congratulations, Donald’
Steven Ginsberg, The Washington Post
War Childhood: The Paradox of Gratitude
Lexi Hartley, Gratefulness.org
How the Coming Church-State Showdown Could be Avoided
Garrett Epps, The Atlantic
The 1976 film Network is meant to be satire, not a playbook for news hosts
Alissa Wilkinson, Vox.com
Every single movie coming out this summer
Kevin Crust, Los Angeles Times
In search of the perfect Jersey tomato
Michael Smerconish, The Philadelphia Inquirer
How to Build Resilient Kids, Even After a Loss
Sheryl Sandberg, The New York Times
Monday Morning Reading . . .
Some things I read, and in one instance, watched this morning.
Student Loan Forgiveness Program Approval Letters May Be Invalid, Education Dept. Says
Stacy Cowley, The New York Times
Memory Foam
A Prairie Home Companion
Those Indecipherable Medical Bills? They’re One Reason Health Care Costs So Much
Elisabeth Rosenthal, The New York Times Magazine
Can I Trust You?
Seth Godin
Our Dishonest President
Los Angeles Times
It’s Not Over Yet for Donald Trump
David Frum, The Atlantic
How do I nurture my practice of gratefulness when life is difficult?
The Daily Question, Gratefulness.org