Monthly Archives: December 2020

It’s the last day of the year that everyone wants to forget, looking with rationally unsubstantiated optimism to 2021. But anxious questions linger. Will the vaccine work? Will the economy recover? Will the populations of new unemployed survive? What is the final but still evolving shape of the “new normal?” It is also the seventhContinue reading “Seventh Day Musings”

This is a sermon requested by a church following the collapse of a rent-for-life scheme that targeted senior citizens, mostly in Western Australia. A public eighteen month long campaign for redress continues. As participants in this struggle, Jenny and I shared these reflections today at the Mount Hawthorn Community Church. It is but one ofContinue reading “A Christmas reflection on a Senior Housing Crisis”