In most places in the world it’s illegal to forge a person’s signature. Forgery is punishable by law. When we put our stamp on things, it means we have read the entirety of the document and agree with it’s contents. These days we tend to breeze through terms and conditions on iTunes, online movie theatre Read more about Forging Forgiveness[…]
Bruce and I saw this great movie last night: Dr. Strange. Don’t worry, I won’t give the film away—it’s definitely worth seeing. In it, Dr. Strange, played by Benedict Cumberbatch, goes on a spiritual pilgrimage. The film plays with all sorts of permutations and combinations about time, that support, refute, and re-configure our understanding of it. Since entering Read more about When To Break A Natural Law[…]
My last living grandmother died three weeks ago. She was the closest of my grandparents. In the Jewish custom, we sit with our deceased from the time they die until they’re buried the next day. Some cultures, I know, sit with their dead for days and even weeks. I wish it was true for us too, as Read more about For As Long As We’re Here[…]
Tracy brought two and a half year old Tory who since birth had been tilting her head to one side. At birth, Tory had been induced three weeks early with a condition called placenta accreta which means the placenta has grown so deeply into the uterine wall that it has a hard time letting go Read more about The Birth She Was Never Told About[…]