The Wisdom of Fred Rogers
I know some younger readers come here to gather tidbits to complete reports. While you may find background information on some of my works, my personal thoughts are usually buried in the stories I tell and seen through the lens of my protagonists. Sometimes, however, we need a more direct approach. History teaches us that times are always messy. There are always wars, poverty, racism and endless opportunities for each of us to help heal the world. But this pre-election season feels exceptionally wrought with worry. C hildhood, usually an insulated time of oblivion, has been shortened by social media and the proliferation of mis+dis information. To remain unaware of the world's bubbling anxiety is a luxury enjoyed by very few of us. For that reason, I've decided to include here a post on finding trust when the world is so full of anger and confusion. You and I may have outgrown Mr. Rogers, but I've found his look for the helpers lesson offers timeless guidance in mo
