Category Archives: family

“Open Your Life,” He Says, “It Can’t Hurt You.”

Posted on November 12, 2012 by Multiple Viewpoints

by Leonard Bishop When I was 50 years old I began feeling happy, and this immediately upset me. I could handle sorrow, depression, morbidity, anger–but happiness was a shock of confusion. It wasn’t “me.” If I wasn’t brooding, I didn’t … Continue reading →

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How Can He Keep Her Down On The Farm?

Posted on October 28, 2012 by Multiple Viewpoints

by Leonard Bishop, Author of Dare To Be A Great Writer All writing is either a protest or a confession. What I write in this space, is both. My wife and I can no longer speak freely or forthrightly to … Continue reading →

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Teenage Daughter Adds A New Dimension

Posted on October 21, 2012 by Multiple Viewpoints

By Leonard Bishop      I have a teenage daughter and we are in a generation gap. At 16 she has outgrown rainbow stickers and unicorns and is obsessed on furs and Ferraris.  She is everywhere in the house, all at … Continue reading →

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