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Two Wrights Lane posts ago I wrote about differences vs. sameness, equality and social justice. In the post that follows, I stay on the same...

S tudents in a "Creative Writing" class were accustomed to receiving writing assignments which involved various aspects of their e...

I n our ordinary language we tend to label things in a way that implies sameness. Yet, we live in a world in which no two things are alike i...

WELL, I WOULDN'T GO THAT FAR...BUT I CAN FANTASIZE CAN'T I? O kay everybody...It's SPRING! And you know what happens in spring, ...

I fully expect that I am going to be taken to task for this post, but I publish it anyway because it is an answer to a question I have often...

I often talk about a young fellow who doubles as a piano player/teacher and communicator/marketer. He impressed me the other day with somet...

Jean Rae Baxter, a new cousin W hen I was growing up, and even to this day, I have never personally met another member of the Wright family....

  ...The elusiveness of Someday A  man set out to purchase a state-of-the-art sound system to complete his backyard renovation project. But ...

I have devoted recent days to the sole question "If we didn't believe in God as the creator of the universe, how would we account f...

I always unabashedly credited myself with influencing young Bill Horne's interest in the "game of ball" (baseball and fastball...

What follows is a transcript of the above video prepared as an acknowledgement for my Facebook and Wrights Lane friends. For the better part...

A husband and wife, together with their teenage son, were invited to a neighbor’s wedding. For the boy, it was the first time attending suc...

I hear often from a very talented young man who is a prolific piano player and writer. There always seems to be a message in everything he ...

What Are We Waiting For? H ave you ever stopped to think about how much time we spend waiting? In our daily lives, we wait at the bus stop o...

U ntil now I have resisted the impulse to write something of substance during Black History Month. After all, what can you justifiably write...

Just a few thoughts on forgiveness following the previous post on the subject of Restoring Goodness Without Condemnation. To my way   of thi...

S everal years ago in a TV documentary on Apartheid, a very interesting and subsequently controversial custom of the Babemba tribe in South ...

w hen she was on her sickbed and mercifully near the end of her life, I noticed that my wife Anne had not cried in a very long time, as much...