“I’m not judging people, I’m judging their actions. It’s the same type of distinction that I try to apply to myself, to judge, but not be judgmental.”
In the last few weeks the news has been inundated with information and opinions about Miles Harrison, 49, from Virginia. His adopted son, Chase, died after Harrison left him in the car for an undisclosed amount of time. Harrison had driven to work that morning and presumably forgotten Chase in the car.
Harrison has been charged with manslaughter and is currently still under medical care.
Now, for those of you who have never been in the …read more

Miles Harrison remains hospitalized this morning and has not yet been taken into custody according to authorities.
Like stated yesterday, Harrison collapsed upon finding his newly adopted son still strapped in his car seat. He and Chase had driven to work sometime in the morning and he was supposed to drop him off at day care.
Harrison has been charged with manslaughter and faces up to 10 years in prison. 

I am sitting here on my couch, the usual place that I work and my fingers just won’t move across my keyboard. They keep deleting the drivel that I write. Drivel…Crap.
I want to scurry through this post to get it out there on the Internet so you can read it but I can bring myself to write what is really in my heart. No, my stomach. Yes, my heart is in my stomach.
Yesterday’s post was about how I wanted to write about the truth and how I wanted to be fair to people being scrutinized by the media (of course, …read more