Month: March 2014

Written by Jeffrey A. Ward

Anonymous tether.

“I can see the beauty of glass objects fully at the moment when they slip from my hand.” –Andrew Solomon Since going public with our addiction/recovery experience on this blog, I’ve received a lot of correspondence from people who find themselves in a similar situation. Some have come from family members or close friends, but […]

Written by Jeffrey A. Ward

The monster.

Rather than rejoice over the death of one very flawed — and I would assume, exceedingly tortured — man, maybe the best way to mark the occasion of Fred Phelps’ passing is to (re)dedicate ourselves to fighting the sort of bigotry he embodied… in whatever form, wherever we may find it. Remember, bigotry doesn’t always […]