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This season we celebrate the Celtic festival of Samhain, called a “cross quarter” day, landing halfway between the Fall Equinox and Winter Solstice. I like to



















This season we celebrate the Celtic festival of Samhain, called a “cross quarter” day, landing halfway between the Fall Equinox and Winter Solstice. I like to

One Year After the Cohen Commission Report Today is the one year anniversary of the report of Cohen Commission of Inquiry into the Decline of Sockeye

Recently I was unexpectedly struck by the heroic courage and commitment of one woman, and the difference she has made speaking out in support of

What do you do when you first wake up in the morning? How does it relate to living the kind of day you’d like to

…a piece about balance, the lack thereof, and some things we can do about it. I could wax eloquent about Fall, and Equinox — that

Have you even seen the incredible rock balancing that some artists do? I love them and recently reflected on how they are a rich metaphor

I had in mind to write a blog about Balance. It’s been on my mind as the seasons shift. And I will come back to

None other than E. B. White, wise, clever fellow, and one of my favorite writers, said, “I arise in the morning torn between a desire to

The Power of Celebration and Joy It’s not long ago that we were 10 strong, here in our apartment in Vancouver, then in Bellingham… and

Do you ever wonder what we’re here for? What’s next? How? Where? When? With whom? You know me… I think about these things a lot,
“Use it or Lose it.” We’ve all heard the phrase. But what is IT? Mostly I have taken it do be my physical body. I’ve
Summer Solstice Reflection: Finding Meaning in the Longest Day It’s almost Summer Solstice, Oh, my. It did come very fast this year! I found myself
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