by Jeffrey K. Walker | Jan 17, 2021 | Blog, Learning from Other Countries |
We hear it on social media and regular media, from friends and family, and probably from our own inner voice — “How will we ever get past this toxic divide in America?” Loss of Hope The horrendous events on the 6th of January when a violent mob stormed the... by Jeffrey K. Walker | Jan 10, 2021 | Blog |
[I’m in the midst of a 3,400-mile, COVID-infested drive from Northern California to the Virginia Tidewater right now, so I thought an earlier post I wrote seems appropriate–all about men and fear of mortality. Hey, it’s funnier than it sounds. See... by Jeffrey K. Walker | Jan 3, 2021 | Blog |
Being a contrarian by nature, I’ve decided to turn on its head the mandatory “10 New Year’s Predictions” post every blogger is required to write on threat of having access cut to all WordPress updates. So here are my ELEVEN reverse predictions of... by Jeffrey K. Walker | Dec 27, 2020 | Blog, Learning from Other Countries |
[Back in January 2019, this marked my 100th blog post since starting an author’s blog in February 2016. Starting with that first post, I’ve written over 275,000 words herein, in addition to publishing three novels,. To those of you who have against your... by Jeffrey K. Walker | Dec 20, 2020 | Blog, Coronavirus Journal |
It’s been an extraordinary few days. Not one, but two COVID vaccines approved and shipped. It’s been one year since doctors identified an odd pneumonia-like illness in China. And now there is a vaccine going into health workers’ arms. In. Twelve.... 
