Pandemic, war, the loss of loved ones, and the machination that is the great wheel of time; all have caused me to consider and share thoughts on my own crossing from life to death, and it’s a sailing metaphor, of course.
There’s no Retiring When Work is a Calling, and the Calling, a Passion
“Retirement is the filthiest word in the language. Whether by choice or by fate, to retire from what you do – and what you do makes you what you are – is to back up into the grave.” -Hemingway-
Coach Thompson and Baseball
by James Copple Baseball is part of the warp an ...
My Brother Ron and The Jerk
by James E. Copple In 1960, I was 10 years old ...
The Bologna Wars
By James E Copple It seemed like big trouble ...
Saving Africa
By James E. Copple As Kenya Airways made its de ...
The God-Help-Me Conundrum
By James E. Copple In 1967, being new in my fai ...
Just when you thought giving was hard . . .
By James E. Copple In a summer of disaster, the ...
21 Rules for Engagement in the Age of Trump … Communities of Faith as Communities of Action: What to Do and How to Do it
By James E. Copple Donald Trump’s election to t ...