UUCA – Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Atlanta

In one of the many enduring classic cartoons of James Thurber, his typical poor sad sack of a male is slouched, indolent, defeated in his chair. Two bemused children stand nearby. His wife, fierce and unsympathetic as Thurber women often are, is saying “You’re despondent! We’re all despondent!” This is a man whose dreams have [...]

Early dusk and slow-swirling fog crept through the medieval city streets of the city of Canterbury as I crossed the green to enter the cathedral. “The yellow fog that rubs it back upon the window-panes” T. S. Eliot called it, in the image of his beloved cats. I passed through smaller doors let into massive [...]