by Rich DuBose
On the porch life loses its brittle edge. Politics is neutered and people become humane. Among the potted flowers there is healing. From the nearby trees, sparrows tweet what many smart phone addicts will never hear.
Porches forge civility and pause, which enables us to listen and learn. We go there to cogitate and reflect. The following link will take you to a PDF of a book I recently published titled “Porch Medicine,” that features photographs and written narrative that describes the human struggle as we journey through life. --Rich DuBose
Click here to view, Porch Medicine