Fashion Stories & Dirty Laundry

Prejudice

• The Humanity of Health Care

  Everyone should go to a city Emergency Room at least once.  Hopefully by choice and not via an ambulance. But to be honest, many ERs have the best nurses and doctors equipped for anything and everything. I hadn’t been to one for myself in over 20 years (thankfully). But had to drive myself to one…

  Christine Nor

  February 4, 2023

  children, Community, Family, Life, Motherhood, Parenting, Prejudice, Psychology, spirituality, Stories, Women

  character, children, Community, life, mental health, parenting, women, writing

• People Piece

  

  Everyone is the same, except when…

  Christine Nor

  June 2, 2021

  Community, Life, Prejudice, Psychology, Stories, Women

• LA Times surprise

  When I fired off my response to a Los Angeles Times article around 10:30 pm a week or so ago, I re-read it the next day. First thought after 1 cup of coffee, “There is NO way, they will publish this.” I also found one typo and an extra apostrophe. Oh well. Flash to Good…

  Christine Nor

  April 5, 2021

  America, Community, Life, Politics, Prejudice, Racism, spirituality, Women

• 366.9 Election Eve

  

  Like the famous quote in the film Amadeus “too many notes”, there have been ‘too many words’ online, too many written op-eds, too many incessant ads, too much media-mud-slinging and other hoopla associated with this entire Election. I am sick of it. I cannot wait until it’s over. Although, it may be awhile until it’s…

  Christine Nor

  November 2, 2020

  America, Change, Community, Life, Politics, Prejudice, Psychology, Racism, spirituality, Women

• Going beyond posts & hashtags

  Christine Nor

  June 4, 2020

  America, Change, children, Community, Death, Family, film, Life, Prejudice, Racism, spirituality

  blogging, character, children, Community, life, peace, protests, writing