Monthly Archives: April 2014

Once again, the chance to walk the talk for the homeless

Posted on April 27, 2014 by chrisbohjalian

Six months ago, there was a three-year-old girl in the Committee on Temporary Shelter’s Main Street Family Shelter in Burlington, Vermont who wasn’t talking. She wasn’t speaking. “She was so shy. She wasn’t using words. We were really worried about … Continue reading →

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The sun does indeed rise — especially today

Posted on April 20, 2014 by chrisbohjalian

If you’re the Easter Bunny, some years you just have to pull a rabbit out of a hat. Some Aprils, you have to deal with blizzards – and, thus, snow bunnies in Vermont. Sometimes in March, you find nothing but … Continue reading →

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We never outgrow being read to

Posted on April 13, 2014 by chrisbohjalian

Last month I spent a little time in Los Angeles traffic — and by little I mean “geologic” little, and by traffic I mean “Car Max” parking lot traffic. At one point, the Garmin GPS was telling me that I … Continue reading →

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Once upon a time, the world knew

Posted on April 6, 2014 by chrisbohjalian

Later this month — April 24 — Armenians around the world will pause to mourn the 1.5 million of our ancestors who were systematically annihilated by the Ottoman Empire in one of the 20th century’s first genocides. Under the violence … Continue reading →

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