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Pop culture, history, and religious traditions give us conflicting images of fathers: heroes, visionaries, tyrants, cowards, over-protective worriers, and would-be child murderers. What to make of all this on Father's Very Day (as my dad used to call it), Sunday, June 17? I'll be speaking at the Kearsarge Unitarian-Universalist Fellowship at 11:00 AM. The service is at the beautiful Stone Chapel on Rte 11/4 in Andover, NH. All are welcome. |
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They Stomped on Down to Washington
Let’s go back, about 110 years, to a meeting, say in a small New Hampshire town. I’m conducting it, and I’ll now introduce our special guest. Mrs. Snodgrass Uppington, President of the Kearsarge Association Opposed to Further Extension of Suffrage for Women. Oh, wait, just one moment. There’s a march going on in the street. It’s so noisy. I’ll have to close the windows. Excuse me just a second, before Mrs. Uppington takes the dais. Mrs. Uppington? A …Read More
Betsy Woodman was educated on four continents, graduated from Smith College, and holds a Master's degree in Anthropology from Brandeis University. Read more »
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