Tolstoy on Relationships
What Tolstoy does best is to show people the inner lives of people whom society judges more severely than they […]
My First Taste of Wright
Some things, even things that seem inconsequential and mundane at the time, have a way of carving out in our […]
The Gleaners
There’s a painting with a plain wooden frame that hung, I am told, in my grandparents’ kitchen when my mom […]
Forgotten Souls
In every city, town, and country, there live people long ignored or forgotten. The busy pace of daily life makes our […]
Thoughts on Conservation
I am pleased to see articles in the press that focus on the consumption-reducing side of conservationism. Sure, buying environmentally-friendly […]
Forgotten Man
During my studies at Brigham Young University, I often gravitated to the new Museum of Art building during the late […]