Posted in January 2026

A Writer’s Point of View Sherry M Joiner

Life as a police officer is a stressful one, and varied, characterized by unpredictable hours (nights, weekends, holidays), exposure to trauma, constant public scrutiny, and significant physical/mental demands, but also offers keep fulfillment for helping people, strong camaraderie, and the excitement of diverse situations, balancing high-pressure calls with paperwork and routine patrols, all while requiring … Continue reading

Primas

Even though my Brazilian cousin Myrna Deirdre Duarte, lives a continent away from the United States from me, I feel a close connection to her. She is a recent physical therapist and I share her sanctity of life and love for others. Our kinship occupies a a place in my heart that reassures me – … Continue reading

So Happy To Be A Participant of NAMI ZOOM this year

My NAMI Friends make walking off problems a little more sweeter, and forgiving and adjusting to solutions a little more clearly, and following the great paths of others for justice, liberty and happiness more dearly. Day by Day. I’m so glad to be in the NAMI ZOOM Groups.

Any way you look at this, I am Lucky

Woke up this morning relaxed with my painting of my great spirit beside me,, Soft words filtering the air as if amplified through microphones and loud speakers .A rough ruggid morning with strong gusts of wind. A strong clatter of talk against schizoaffective people and me and slants from the wayside in disrespect as the … Continue reading