Who Am I — Who Are We in the Eyes of Others

I know that I might get burned — in a number of ways — by letting this out in the open here, but here goes: My great grandmother was not a “white” person; rather, she was what her peers considered a “person of color” although she hardly really stood out of the crowd. She was of the Roma people — the most widespread European indigenous people AFAIK.

Some Diversion

I decided to create some diversion for myself. I created a blog about “Mormon Issues” on the Internet, that are not related to religion, as far as I can detect. Except, yes, it is intertwined, but that is more of a cultural thing.

You can take a peek here. Be advised, that I can be very frank. Polite, but frank.

Mormons And Politics: What Counts In Life

So a heated electoral season in America is over. I’m glad it’s over, because I figure some people will get their lives back. Since many of my brothers and sisters have taken stands in the season’s issues and expressed them in ways that some may find divisive, I would like to say this: