Monthly Archives: May 2009

America needs hope, and it definitely needs change. We need to change the way we’ve been hoping, and place our trust in more than a dream promised us by a rhetorician. If we don’t step up to the plate now, … Continue reading →

My family was holding a graduation open house for a friend that same day. Nearly 50 people were hanging around all afternoon; it felt like the Fourth of July. Walking through the crowded rooms, I made it outside with my … Continue reading →

I recently asked a simple question to a group of friends. Playing off of an Ashton Kutcher movie, I succinctly asked, “Dude, where’s my country?” Never mind Michael Moore’s use of the coined phrase; I really wanted to know where … Continue reading →