one hand
then the other
eating alone
one wing
folded against the other–
colors of a dead butterfly
one mirror for everyone
the rest stop
restroom
“one hand” – Global Haiku (G. Swede & R. Brooks, eds., 2000)
“one wing” – The Heron’s Nest (Dec. 2001)
two days
after the hurricane —
tears for strangers
[Aug. 31, 2005]
potluck
My head is swimming (drowning) with thoughts of Kristina‘s
devastation and chaos. Safe in a comfortable home with working
plumbing, and having ready access to transportation, food, and
communications, I can’t possibly know what it feels like to be a
Kristina refugee. This writer can’t find the words to express my
sadness and my hopes for so many strangers who seem so
vulnerable and face so many tribulations.
insurance rates for Florida and elsewhere — think: reinsurance, rebuilding
(lumber), and risk. He also graciously points to our post today on Lawyer
Litigators Day, and usefully informs us that there is a new weblog from
Browsing the new weblog, I quickly found a
study that confirms what I’ve said for years —
phoning while driving is more dangerous than
F. Drews, D. Crouch. Working Paper 04-13. Jul 2004.
As busy as Martin Grace was at RiskProf, he nonetheless
contributed an interesting piece to Point of Law today, asking
(While he’s surely right to suggest that the Church’s lawyers
have added to its woes, I’m not totally sure I agree with Martin
that “the Church’s lawyers did not cause the Church’s liability
problems.” If counsel played any role in constructing and
prolonging the decades of cover-up and the sheltering of sexual
offenders, they indeed bear a lot of blame.)
