Beth L Barnett

I am a native mid-westerner but graduated of Mills College in Oakland CA, Am an x-ray technologist and have sold major x-ray equipment internationally. Now write novels and blog for fun. Member of Kansas City Writers Group and KC Ebooks. Love all kinds of movies, dining out, cooking in, reading, certain causes (environmental, animals and women), politics, bridge, friends, and family.

Pinky Says: THE PORTRAITS OF AMEDEO MODIGLIANI

Published November 25, 2011 | By Beth L Barnett

WHY SUCH A LONG FACE?

THE PORTRAITS OF AMEDEO MODIGLIANI

Even a young child can probably recognize the work of Amedeo Modigliani after seeing 2 or 3 of his portraits. The piquantly tipped heads and mask like faces of his… Continue reading →

Health Care: Congress or The Supremes

Published November 18, 2011 | By Beth L Barnett

Hang on to your hats, folks. The legal fight of the century is about to begin.

As early as March of next year, the Supreme Court will hear arguments as to the legality of the part of the Affordable Care… Continue reading →

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In Memory

Published November 11, 2011 | By Beth L Barnett

November 10th, 1979 dawned bright and frosty at our Ozark farm in Missouri. From our front patio, my husband Clayton and I watched the river run clean and clear. Ducks and geese dined on the leftovers from the corn harvest… Continue reading →

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Herman Cain and Sexual Harassment

Published November 5, 2011 | By Beth L Barnett

Did (or does) Herman Cain sexually harass women? Before I give you my take on the answer to that question, I’d like to ask another one. Just exactly what is ‘sexual harassment’?

As a student x-ray technologist, we students had… Continue reading →

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Pinky Says: AND YET ANOTHER MICHELANGELO ARRIVES?

Published October 28, 2011 | By Beth L Barnett

Get ready for another miraculous discovery in the field of art. The Metropolitan Museum of New York is in the process of identifying a work which they acquired in 1970 as a work by Michelangelo. That does not mean that… Continue reading →