Only you can chronicle the changes you have seen, how the new technology was introduced into your community, and how it was accepted, and how it spread.

Our Lives Change The World

A TO Z, A to Z of 2024, Autoethnography, Permission to write
Only you can chronicle the changes you have seen, how the new technology was introduced into your community, and how it was accepted, and how it spread.

A TO Z, A to Z of 2024, Autoethnography, Permission to write
Yearn is a great prompt! Plain and simple, and evocative. What have you yearned for in your life? A lost boyfriend in your teen years? A baby in your 30s when you really wanted to conceive? A holiday from long ago when you are home alone for that holiday, and your family is all gone? […]

A TO Z, A to Z of 2024, Autoethnography, Permission to write
I have always held out hope that women will discover a way to keep violence, greed, and hate from growing in our hearts and society so far we haven’t done that. Peace and love seems to have a flip side of protect (in-group)and drive away out-group). It is the old oxytocin problem, loving mama bear becomes raging protective mama bear.

A TO Z, A to Z of 2024, Autoethnography, Permission to write
If one of these currents changes dramatically or stops there will be massive temperature changes with the cooling of Europe by as much as 15°F soon after the ocean changes. Storms will increase in magnitude and frequency. Bread baskets will see drought. Some say it could happen next year. Others say it will be in the 22nd Century.

A TO Z, A to Z of 2024, Autoethnography, Permission to write
We must write what we know. Every one of us needs to find family history and personal reasons to take up the pen to fight and politically pressure rational negotiations and agreements at all costs so as to save our sons and daughters. Perhaps then our memoirs can become less about reflections on war.

A TO Z, A to Z of 2024, Autoethnography, Permission to write
Every one of us needs to find family history and personal reasons to take up the pen to fight and politically pressure rational negotiations and agreements at all costs so as to save our sons and daughters. Perhaps then our memoirs can become less about reflections on war.