Politics, economics, and philosophy by Keturah Lamb
My sister loves comics books. A while back she found this comic book at a library and told me, "It's about this guy without a social security number. The whole book is about the government trying to kill him, but at the end he's when they decide they like him they try to reward him …
Continue reading The Superhero Who Earned the Right to Exist: A Comic Book Review
Men (and women) love boxes. Boxes to put their things into, to hide themselves inside, to contain their identities. Humanity tries to simplify things by giving everything and EVERYONE a name. Now, this isn't bad. One of the first things God told man was, ... God formed every beast of the field, and every fowl …
Today I have an interview with a young girl whose mother wishes her to remain anonymous. Welcome to my blog, M! Can you introduce yourself to the readers? I like painting and art in general. I’m really passionate about herbalism and the whole naturalpathic world that’s out there just waiting to be truly seen. I …
Continue reading “I Dream Of Living Safely Free”: Interview with MEB
Title: The State of the Union Author: Albert Jay Nock Review on Goodreads Amazon They have helped the truth along without encumbering it with themselvesAlbert Jay Nock This book was loaned to me shortly before I came to Germany. I didn't have a lot of reading time back in the States, so I brought it …
I just received my German residence visa at the beginning of this month, and I want to celebrate by debunking six myths of travel. Once I believed I could never travel because of things I'd been told. Turns out people are the number one spreader of myths. Some research (and travel) have taught me that …
I was so thrilled when I discovered one of the writers from my writing community has been raised similarly to me for a time. I loved hearing some of her story, and I'm excited to share some of it with you. Also, as a side note, my parents were also homeschooled in the '80s, and …
Continue reading To Raise One’s Children: Guest Post With Connie White
I first applied for my passport about three years ago, expecting to be denied. That's not to say I didn't plan to ever get my passport. I just thought it was a worthless pursuit. At this point in my life, I was ready to be done with the identity of "not existing" and simply apply …
Continue reading “I Expected To Fail” The Story Behind My Passport
