Bamboozled No More! Unsung Boston MBTA Hero
Politics, social commentary and the occasional humorous aside from Janet Cormier.
Politics, social commentary and the occasional humorous aside from Janet Cormier.
Politics, social commentary and the occasional humorous aside from Janet Cormier.
Politics, social commentary and the occasional humorous aside from Janet Cormier.
I saw something on the MBTA Red Line that frightened and angered me. No, no one was acting out! It was a sign, a real sign that was also a [...]
Multiple Choices I create art because it is cheaper than therapy I hate to exercise don’t know how to sing I create art to provoke/instigate/inspire fall asleep/stay away for the [...]
My favorite past times include watching cold war inspired science fiction movies on Saturday mornings, ice cream and listening to WBUR. This column was inspired by a WBUR segment, "When [...]
She wrote and wrote and wrote And for all her efforts collected piles of rejection letters Some kind Some generic Some very bitter and acidic But she wrote and she [...]
It finally happened. The US justice Department issued its decision regarding the death of Michael Brown. I was stunned, because I didn’t expect any decision. But I have to admit, [...]
In February we were buried in snow. Even the diehard fans of winter weather were silenced. And then I heard about folks begging for a bit more snow to ‘break [...]
I am not a fan of extreme temperatures and changes in weather. February 2015 has exhausted me, frozen my soul. What happened to days when snow and extreme cold were [...]
February 15 2015: We are into our 4th blizzard in 3 weeks. Late last night I shoveled out my doorway. This morning Mother Nature refilled the space with 19 inches [...]
Diagnosis feverish grin poor appetite can’t sleep, toss and turn all night breathing funny belly aching heart racing… good God Almighty, the love bug done struck again! Poets and [...]
Happy Black History Month! Didn’t see that that greeting card sentiment coming. Surprise! I hate the winter and the snow. The snow makes me feel like a minority. My love [...]
The snow came down, Attacking with full force, A worthy opponent, Obstructing traffic, trains and planes. all plans off because of the flaky white stuff! We retaliate Splatter/scrape/salt/plow with vengeance [...]
I hoped the headline was wrong. But there it was, the New York Times reported that the US Justice Dept. planned to release Darren Wilson of any wrongdoing regarding the [...]
Unarmed black man shot and killed by an armed and trained white Police Officer happens far too many times in the United States. The scenario has been repeated so often, [...]
When I was a kid, I loved the holidays. But as an adult, I find the winter holidays exhausting. I am not talking about the emotional baggage… I am talking [...]
Worlding Our rights, like the leaves dragged into a muddy whirlpool. I can barely see the Statue of Liberty The Voices The voices are not in my head. They are [...]
They gather with candles and signs, Protesting a war, taxes, pollution or some “ism”. Watch them find their protester ‘personae’ Inhaling/exhaling chanting “HELL NO we won’t go!” Eventually the chants [...]
Ten year old child killed in crossfire at 10 AM/10 PM Ten year old child killed in crossfire at 10 AM/10 PM “They” say it so often, It becomes the [...]
I wasn’t surprised when by the Ferguson jury found Officer Wilson innocent of killing Michael Brown. The verdict wasn’t based on concerns about justice; the jury had one mission to [...]
It has been a while since I have heard the phrase ‘random acts of kindnesses. I heard somewhere that the phrase had noble roots. But at some time, it was [...]
11 PM is the bewitching hour for me. This is the time I spend glued to my TV, watching the local nightly news recaps of the day’s happenings. On Wednesday, [...]
November 4, 2014. I am so disgusted with the Democratic Party, I do not know if I can write this column. My anger and disappointment make focus impossible. I am [...]
I was among the many rush hour commuters trying to get home on the Orange Line yesterday, October 29, 2014, one of those caught up in Orange Line Limbo (a [...]
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