Author Archives: Isabel Gibson

Imagine

Posted on 31 October 2020 by Isabel Gibson

It’s not easy but we can try. Continue reading →

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Say What?

Posted on 24 October 2020 by Isabel Gibson

I think that word does not mean. Continue reading →

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Garage-Door-Opener Face

Posted on 23 October 2020 by Isabel Gibson

It turns out that garage-door-opener springs do not last forever. Who knew? When they go the way of all mechanical things, the garage-door-opener motor hums and its lights come on, but the door fails to lift. In this case, two … Continue reading →

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More Space

Posted on 22 October 2020 by Isabel Gibson

When space between my ears is a good thing. Continue reading →

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Can We Hold on Through the Night?

Posted on 18 October 2020 by Isabel Gibson

This is me, banging my head against the desk. Continue reading →

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Never Say Die

Posted on 17 October 2020 by Isabel Gibson

Persistence pays. But it’s a lousy hourly rate. Continue reading →

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Oh, bother

Posted on 16 October 2020 by Isabel Gibson

Who’s in charge here, anyway? Continue reading →

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For Again

Posted on 11 October 2020 by Isabel Gibson

It’s harder than it looks to rewrite a hymn. Continue reading →

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A Doom Loop?

Posted on 10 October 2020 by Isabel Gibson

“Simultaneously, the swings in power have imparted the lesson that when you’re down, the best thing to do is demonize the other side, refuse to compromise, wait for public opinion to tack against the party in power and ride the pendulum back to a majority.” Continue reading →

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