By Don Zoller
“I can’t write!” is a common response by many when faced with a blank page. I have said that myself at times. You’re not alone. It’s a natural response to a very scary thing. When asked to write and all you see is a blank page, there is a sense of fear and foreboding. Fear paralyzes most from writing.
Eric Paul Justin, MD, MPH, MBA | 23 April 2020
Growing up in Indiana I quickly learned basketball was everything. I shot baskets endlessly in rain, snow, and Summer’s heat and humidity. Dreams of being ‘great’ drove me. Improving and being chosen earlier than my buddies in pickup games was a reward. Early on one affable, quiet man had more influence on me than I realized.
Trinity Member and poet Roselea Nellis is gracing us with two original works of poetry. Her creations are both graceful and meaningful
Eric Paul Justin, MD, MPH, MBA | 17 April 2020
Peaks are challenges, things to surmount, and they represent the goal of any mountain climber. Arising long before dawn to start our approaches to such peaks life was always flavored by eagerness and excitement. At the beginning of such a glorious climbing adventure we focused on the peak above us.
This week for our Fellowship Column, we asked Trinity’s seniors how they celebrated Easter. Here are some of their responses.
By Don Zoller
Thanks for dropping by the Author’s Corner. On your way to somewhere, I guess, but not so much. Seems like we are all in this thing together—I mean sheltering-in-place! During these quiet days, you may have cleaned out your closet, resorted your storage spaces, read a book or two, watched more than enough TV or spent a lot of time on Facebook. Now what? The big search is for something to do when there’s nothing to do.