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July 27, 2016 by White House Chronicle Leave a Comment

Electricity Is the Silent Friend as We Battle the Silent Enemy

Nothing will be the same again. Those are words that challenge the heart and the imagination. The heart because, as in a death or the loss of a job, some things will be very missed. The imagination because it needs inspired speculation to know how the present crisis will reshape the way we live; how […]

How to Manage Time — When There Seems to Be Too Much of It

Llewellyn King

There is plenty of time in Botswana. I mention this because suddenly many people around the world are finding time hanging heavily as the coronavirus rages. But there are cultures where time is part of the ethos, where filling it is an art. For example, look to shepherds in the Middle East, building complex cairns […]

Slim Pickings in Northern Supermarkets? Try Southern Recipes

Linda Gasparello

As I surveyed what remained on the shelves at the supermarket I frequent in Rhode Island, I was reminded of the saying, “One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.” Hurricane or coronavirus pandemic, Rhode Islanders — as befits their mostly Italian heritage and food preference — had cleared the shelves and frozen food cases of […]

So Now We Have the Time, What Will We Do With It?

Llewellyn King

For more than a decade, I’ve been writing about the isolated, the lonely, the abandoned: Those who feel that the world has no place for them. Now all of us will know something of their isolation and, in the case of people who live on their own, loneliness. Those I’ve been writing about are the […]

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