All's well
Hal Pepinsky, pepinsky@indiana.edu, "peacemaking" at pepinsky.blogspot.com
In one hour, I take my guitar to my late mom's nursing home, the Laurels of Worthington, where Kristine Provan will be for us to do our less than hour-long singalong. Then I have a brief meeting with Marcia Conrad to set a time for her Columbus State students to do an environmental study of our houses. Our gas bill maxes out at $250 in the worse winter weather, and the electric bill for ac on hottest summer days maxes out at $250 too. We have double-paned glass throughout both houses, all the insulation we need.
That is all the business I have for today. It is purely relaxation before I get a good night's sleep and go for a routine abdominal CAT scan to verify that I have no aortic aneurism there tomorrow at 8am, after which I return home for my usual breakfast.
All of which is to say that life is copacetic. love and peace, hal
About Me
- Hal
- Worthington, OH, United States
- I retired Jan. 2009 from after 33 years on the criminal justice faculty at Indiana University, Bloomington. I continue not to charge for any form of public service, including speaking and consulting, and now have plenty of free time to do so on request. I do not do social networking. I regularly monitor just one email account: pepinsky@indiana.edu; my home phone number is 1-614-885-6341; my skype name is halpep. My papers and such are archived at http://webapp1.dlib.indiana.edu/findingaids/view?brand=general&docId=InU-Ar-VAA9639.xml&doc.view=entire_text. I am known as a co-founder of "peacemaking criminology." Page proofs of my latest, 2006 U of Ottawa Press book, Peacemaking: Reflections of a Radical Criminologist, are freely available at http://critcrim.org/sites/default/files/Pepinsky_proofs_0.pdf , the end of which lists my publications, nine books and over 80 articles and chapters in all, on a wide range of subjects from the international to the interpersonal level. My preceding book, A Criminologist's Quest for Peace, is also freely available at http://critcrim.org/pepinsky, and a pdf of Myths That Cause Crime is on the critcrim.org home page.
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