Kathy ClarkI appreciate your desire to make America well.For one year, the United States has supplied Israel with the arms to use in conducting its brutal attacks on Gaza, the West Bank, and now…Oct 151Oct 151
Kathy ClarkFive Remembrances I’d Rather ForgetIn the Buddhist tradition, there are Five Remembrances that one reflects upon in order to fully embrace impermanence. They are:Oct 1Oct 1
Kathy ClarkSnake Mountain RoadJust inside the city limits of Boone, North Carolina — a quaint tourist town and home to the Appalachian State Mountaineers — hang a right…Jul 17Jul 17
Kathy Clark102°The plants are bypassing the brown stage altogether and appear to be turning to ash before my eyes.Jul 16Jul 16
Kathy ClarkJesus and the Coolest KidI was in a doughnut shop the other day, waiting to buy a box of assorted deliciousness. A frighteningly cheerful woman in front of me was…Jul 12Jul 12
Kathy Clark13,500 Lines, 13,500 Lives: Honoring The Lives Lost in Israel and PalestineI have great difficulty accepting massive loss of life. One of the ways I cope with catastrophic events is to draw the dead. Essentially, I…Nov 19, 2023Nov 19, 2023
Kathy ClarkPeriods for Peace: An Unconventional Means of Achieving World PeaceI often wonder if the earth grows hungry for human blood. Maybe that’s why there are wars. Maybe our mother has nourished us for so long…Nov 7, 20231Nov 7, 20231
Kathy ClarkOn The Day I Buried a FrogOn the day I buried a frog, I was already feeling sad. I put on my shoes and went outside to take a walk. I got no further than the corner…Sep 25, 20231Sep 25, 20231
Kathy ClarkFarts on the Hardest WayThoughts on making life difficult for one’s self.Apr 25, 20231Apr 25, 20231
