Wendy C TurgeoninThe Story HallVisiting DelphiIn the small museum in Delphi, there are two masks, one allegedly of Apollo and the other of his sister Artemis. I am transfixed by them…Jun 4Jun 4
Wendy C TurgeoninThe Story HallA poem about hope and graceThis spring I entered a poetry contest in which the theme was hope and grace. I did not win or receive mention but I immensely enjoyed the…Apr 271Apr 271
Wendy C TurgeoninThe Story HallThe Light of UnknowingOne of the first characters one meets when taking a philosophy class or simply googling “philosophy” is Socrates. At his trial, as told to…Jan 21Jan 21
Wendy C TurgeoninThe Story HallThe Advent Calendar- a lessonAdvent calendar found online- creative commons allowedOct 30, 2023Oct 30, 2023
Wendy C TurgeoninThe Story HallFuture/Past Tense-a poemThis is a poem I wrote for the Shelter Island Bliss Morehead poetry competition. I did not win but I was honored to receive a mention. I…May 7, 2023May 7, 2023
Wendy C TurgeoninThe Story HallBeauty around us: Take 1 — SunlightIntroduction to the seriesDec 10, 20221Dec 10, 20221
Wendy C TurgeoninThe Story HallWalking the DogEvery day I take my small dog for a walk. This is a joyous adventure for her as squirrels beg to be chased, birds make the mistake of……May 22, 2022May 22, 2022
Wendy C TurgeoninThe Story HallLeaving Saint JamesAlmost 44 years ago a very young I and my husband were able to buy our own house in this small town on the north shore of Long Island, New…Mar 21, 20221Mar 21, 20221
Wendy C TurgeoninThe Story HallThe warp and web of the self: recollection of time goneMy father was an avid photographer who chronicles his family and friends and carefully put the developed images into books, labeling the…Dec 26, 20213Dec 26, 20213
Wendy C TurgeonVaccines, Mandates, and free willA week or so ago the president of the college where I am a faculty member sent a letter to all students indicating a vaccine mandate for…Aug 8, 2021Aug 8, 2021
