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Not Knowing Is Stressful

Posted on November 8, 2020 by Gail Goolsby

Will the year 2020 go down in history as one of the most stressful times around the world? Like you, I have heard various versions of the following confession of anxiety and fear for many months. “My part-time job, so perfect for our family needs and what I enjoy doing, ended during this COVID craziness. […]

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Face Masks and Headscarves

Posted on June 15, 2020 (November 1, 2021) by Gail Goolsby

We feel uncomfortable when someone hides their face from us. Hoodies and headscarves scare some people and now we have the virus-protector face masks to deal with. Do these articles of clothing represent an evil presence? Are the people underneath these coverings intent on something secretive, something harmful to us? Or are they following health […]

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Safety is Not a Promise or Birthright

Posted on May 13, 2020 by Gail Goolsby

Afghanistan – Level 4: Do not travel. Travel to all areas of Afghanistan is unsafe because of critical levels of kidnappings, hostage taking, suicide bombings, widespread military combat operations, landmines, and terrorist and insurgent attacks, including attacks using vehicle-borne, magnetic, or other improvised explosive devices (IEDs), suicide vests, and […]

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How to Walk in the Dark

Posted on April 15, 2020 by Gail Goolsby

2020 will clearly be a year to remember with radical medical crises crossing the country and confusing economics happening around the world. Clouds of all kinds, physical, financial and emotional are hovering low. We need help to walk ahead in the dark of the unknown. What about you? Does your life have uncertainties as […]

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When Hurricanes Hit and Sickness Strikes, Watch Your F-Words

Posted on March 15, 2020 (March 15, 2020) by Gail Goolsby

The long-lasting impact of devastating storms and pandemic viruses will be felt in economic consequences and health-related concerns now and in the future. Lost homes, lost livelihoods, and lost dreams crashed into daily life for victims and survivors during the crisis and for years following, even when the sun and blue skies and physical health […]

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VIRTUAL speaking events 2023-24:

Jan 25 – Trinity Academy Chapel, KS (in-person)

Feb 4 – Garden Comm Church, KS (in-person)

Feb 9 – Wesley Friends, KS (in-person)

Feb 13 – P.E.O. Michigan

March 4 – DKG Kansas (in-person)

April 11 – P.E.O. Ohio

April 13 – Book Club Kansas (in-person)

April 15 – P.E.O. Wichita Council Brunch (in-person)

April 17 – P.E.O. Kansas (in-person)

April 22 – Kansas Disciples Women SpiritFest- Topeka, KS (in-person)

May 6 – Kansas Disciples Women SpiritFest-Wichita, KS (in-person)

August 7 – Women’s Group-Kansas City, KS (in-person)

September 19 – P.E.O. Kansas (in-person)

November 6 – P.E.O. Kansas

November 15 – East Wichita Rotary (in-person)

November 20 – P.E.O. Michigan

2024

February 8 – DKG Tennessee

February 10 – DKG New Jersey

March 4 – P.E.O. Michigan

March 11 – Sunflower Book Club (in-person)

March 12 – P.E.O. Kansas

May 7 – P.E.O. Kansas (in-person)

May 8 – Rebecca Circle, Eastminster, KS (in-person)

August 10 – Local Author’s Day Wichita Library, KS (in-person)

2025

January 8 – Lions’s Club, Kansas (in-person)

January 14 – P.E.O. Kansas (in-person)

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