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Category Archives: History
An Inspiring Story to Give You Strength in Hard Times
An Inspiring Story to Give You Strength in Hard Times by Asdghik Ashley Melkonian (edited for length) I want to share an inspiring story of hope that completely changed my mindset during all this Coronavirus madness. It’s the story of … Continue reading
Posted in America, Children, Ethics, Family, Fathers and Sons, History, Honor, Hope, Relatioships, Thoughts & Musings
Tagged Armenia, Covid-19, Inspirational
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The Speed of Time
In many ways, life is like a roll of toilet paper. The closer you get to the end, the faster it goes. For those of you who make comments about how fast time is passing, the following poem is for … Continue reading
Why We Fight
Happy New Year to you all! 2022 may seem like it was just yesterday (smile) but the state of the world continues to be one of escalating conflict. Hence, I felt compelled to offer you my following essay. Why We … Continue reading
Posted in America, Cold War, History, News and politics, Russians, Thoughts & Musings
Tagged Conflict, Fighting, Game Theory, War
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The Decline and Fall of Cursive
Remember starting school and being taught cursive handwriting, carefully spacing your letters between the lines of the paper? Though the beauty my handwriting has deteriorated quite a bit over the years (almost a requirement of being a physician), I still … Continue reading
Posted in America, Books and Literature, History, School, Thoughts & Musings
Tagged Education, Philosophy, Writing
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What We Carry
This Monday’s Poem of the Week was inspired by the the best seller about the Vietnam War of similar name. In any war, soldiers have to decide on what is most essential in carrying out their mission. Hope you enjoy … Continue reading
Posted in America, Health and wellness, History, Medicine, Poetry, Thoughts & Musings, Vietnam War
Tagged Doctors
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Let Them Not Say
It’s Monday morning, so time for another poem. My gratitude to Maria Popova, who’s blog reminded me of the following poem from one of my favorite writers. Hope you enjoy her, as well. LET THEM NOT SAYby Jane Hirshfield Let … Continue reading
How History Works
Welcome back to the start of another week. Here is a little food for thought from the archives for Monday’s Poem of the Week. Be well, stay safe. how history works they raged against it, that steel abomination, that industrial … Continue reading
Posted in America, History, Humor, Poetry, Politics, Thoughts & Musings
Tagged PARIS, The Eiffel Tower
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