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My home page presents my writing. I have written four books, Commonsense Wisdom for Everyday Life, Young Man of the Cloth, The Pastor's Inferno and Navigating Life:Commonsense Reflections for the Voyage. I also write a biweekly newspaper column Selections from my books and columns appear on my website.
Date / Time: 5/29/2009 12:25 PM UTC
(El Morro Castle- San Juan) JOE: Good morning Calliope. CALLIOPE: Good morning Joe. How are you today? JOE: Mulling a self revelation. CALLIOPE: Sounds like there might be a story to it. JOE: There is. Yesterday I spent the morning at a meeting with mental health staff and fellow board members. CALLIOPE: How did it go? JOE: Mixed. The first part was a pleasant exchange and presentation with the staff. The second part turned to some thorny issues. CALLIOPE: Where did you find the revelation? JOE: We were discussing staffing and the issue of AmeriCorps came up. Someone wished I was available for their project rather than already committed to the arts council. CALLIOPE: And your response? JOE: I realized only as I said it that there are many personal issues related to mental health involving my family which make it hard for me to be any more involved with the field than I am now. CALLIOPE: Is that what made you turn to writing instead of mental health? JOE: In retrospect, I think so. I have plenty of experiences to draw on but don't want to revisit them, at least the personal ones. CALLIOPE: Good realization. JOE: I thought so. Talk with you tomorrow.
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