Diana Black Kennedy·Jan 25, 2020You Don’t Have to Like ItExplicit Teaching about LifeA response icon1A response icon1
Diana Black Kennedy·Dec 25, 2019Child Dancing at a DinerHe stands on the red leather Seat of the booth so he can Look down at the table, Food easy to reach. Two year old arms, Bent at the elbows…A response icon1A response icon1
Diana Black Kennedy·Dec 24, 2019A Christmas ConspiracyAs a child, my older sister Leda and I didn’t get along very often. She had been seven and the youngest when my twin and I usurped her…A response icon1A response icon1
Diana Black Kennedy·Dec 23, 2019Why a Nice Jewish Girl Broke Down and Bought a Christmas TreeThe first thing you have to understand is that I was not raised Jewish. My mother’s father had rejected what he found to be a narrow and…A response icon1A response icon1
Diana Black Kennedy·Dec 23, 2019A Christmas MessageIt’s a bright, beautiful day in San Francisco, the sun shining down clear and crisp, a slight chill justifying the colorful scarves and…A response icon1A response icon1
Diana Black Kennedy·Dec 23, 2019Festivals of Lightfor the longest nightA response icon1A response icon1
Diana Black Kennedy·Dec 8, 2019Arachne’s StoryNot the sins of Gods and men that Athena — warrior, wisdom, father’s daughter — silenced.A response icon1A response icon1
Diana Black Kennedy·Dec 4, 2019InsomniaInsomnia is moonlit isolation, Loneliness in black and white. Ruminate, perseverate Deep-worn dendrites, Could have, should have, need to…A response icon2A response icon2