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The New York Times January 8, 2007 Op-Ed Columnist Working Harder for the Man By BOB HERBERT Robert L. Nardelli, the chairman and chief executive of Home Depot, began the […]

The world has gone crazy. Well, ok, not the world, but the people upon it. The people who are killing one another, oppressing one another, who are enslaving children and […]

I pray to be more peaceful in 2007 I pray my peacefulness will extend to my family I pray my family will extend their own peace to friends I pray […]

Hey, All! I have a tree in the Co-op, decorated by the children of the UT Elementary School. It is up for auction, but today is the last day. Here’s […]

Lucky was on CNN this morning! And Fox’s national morning program! Woo-hoo! (The CNN video requires Windows Media Player — Mac users, you can view it here.) And, now, the […]

Alright, I am seriously getting behind on entries. Please forgive me. I think all the time, “Ooh, I want to write about this…” And then before I know it, days […]

Sara, I was channel flipping in Tulsa, OK and heard a radio program called Gender ….. songs by women on Rogers State College in Claremore 91.3 FM (http://www.rsu.edu) so I […]

2006…I am going to find a moment at some point to talk about the miracles, the travels, the ups and downs….that will be my next blog entry… But, until then, […]

There was a dusty, orange-colored sand storm. It lifted itself high into the air, hundreds of feet, and swirled in front of the rising sun, the mountains, and the jewel […]

President Bush’s new head of federal family-planning programs believes that birth control is “demeaning” to women. Did you have to read that twice? So did I. Late last week, after […]

This is a breathtaking idea. Get consenting adults all over the world to stop and make love, in private, on Friday, December 22…in honor of changing the negative energy of […]

And mysterious. And giddy. And, tonight, c-c-c-o-l-d! Which, before I delve into utter silliness about the upcoming travels to Los Angeles and Ojai, reminds me that House the Homeless needs […]

Tampons & Napkins Contain The Toxic Acid Dioxin & Asbestos Have you heard that tampon makers include asbestos in tampons? Why would they do this? Because asbestos makes you bleed […]

Everywhere we go, we’ve been eating cookies. I know, I know. It’s just they keep being handed to us…mmm…toffee and chocolate chip, macadamia nuts and white chocolate…In the dressing rooms, […]

Counting the cost of homelessness Memorial honors 93 people who have died on the streets of Austin. By Lisa Ogle AMERICAN-STATESMAN STAFF Monday, November 13, 2006 A flourishing live oak […]

Hi, All Please take a moment to print this letter out…just change it to your name and address…read on…sign it…mail it…make a difference. Bless you, Sara November 13, 2006 Prime […]

It’s really sad when we humans start to forget to see the God in others. When we single someone out for ridicule, or ignore them altogether, we are becoming this […]

Flew to Dallas today to do a show for a group that helps folks adopt Guatamalan children…it was at a ranch in Celina, Texas….A town car picked me up with […]

Once, in Los Angeles, for an early morning radio Christmas show, I was honored to perform on the same bill with Donny Osmond (who ate some of my cupcakes I […]

I always loved Ed Bradley. He was one of the few journalists I felt never gave up on a question, and could keep me engaged in a story simply by […]

This is sort of funny , but the scary part about it is that it is probably not too far away. My mom forwarded this link to me. I’m not […]

This morning started off with lots of love. I attended St. John’s Methodist Church where I heard Roy Spence talk about the new book, “The Amazing Faith of Texas”, followed […]

THE NEW YORK TIMES Editorial The Difference Two Years Made Published: November 5, 2006 On Tuesday, when this page runs the list of people it has endorsed for election, we […]

that is not a dog… it is a human spirit or little goddess…my friend, todd, at our house, holding our sweet little pumpkin