School Days
Today while I was sifting through yet another box labeled “miscellaneous,” I stumbled upon two artifacts from my past. The first was little ceramic elephant. Patricia King-Smith gave it to …
Today while I was sifting through yet another box labeled “miscellaneous,” I stumbled upon two artifacts from my past. The first was little ceramic elephant. Patricia King-Smith gave it to …
There is a folksy song by Guy Clark that goes by that title. It’s been in and out of my head all day. The worst kind of ear worm. Or …
It feels like New New Year’s Day. I just had both of my computers repaired, the Steinway is tuned, and my kitchen is clean. It probably doesn’t sound like much, …
My father, Thomas P. Sullivan passed away on August 7, 2020, after a 5 1/2 year battle with cancer. He was 89 years old. I was with him when he …
This is the story about the original art from my first homegrown CD. My concept was to riff on the closing scene from “The Planet of the Apes.” You know …
When my brother was in high school, he fashioned a primitive clay sculpture of a man’s head. The sculpture sits on my mantelpiece, having occupied exactly the same spot in …
After many months of laying low, it’s time for me to lift my face and look around. Show up. See what happens. Besides the virus. In addition to it. In …
No Strangers Here was composed at the encouragement of Fr. Raymond Sacca, the pastor of St Joan of Arc Parish in San Ramon, CA. It was intended as a unifying act of …
Today I am thinking about the many young people in my life. What a privilege it has been to know them in the course of my life’s work! I feel …
What if we could be people of the Nativity throughout the year? What would our lives look like? The Holy Child is waiting to be born anew within our hearts …