The Beginning of a Magical Memory Magical Egypt! This is the name of the album I am creating, using an electronic ‘Mixbook.’ That’s a first,
In my recent post, Food, Glorious Food, I mentioned I had been fasting. A friend said I should say more. Well, I was preparing for
Discovering Gratitude Through Fasting Well, today I appreciated food as I think I never have before. I had been fasting for 36 hours in preparation
The Magic of Transformation in Childhood Transformation is a magical word for me — full of aliveness, mystery, potential, and promise. As a kid I
How can we maximize the memorable moments in our lives? How can we live fully, with grace and grit and gratitude? For two years I have
The Power of Music: Singing The Sea Symphony My choir is singing the The Sea Symphony this weekend, Vaughn Williams has set Walt Whitman’s poem
I just came across a sweet, deep, heartful poem called “God Says Yes to Me” by Kaylin Haught. I love that God is female ,
Recently some friends gathered to reflect together on my recent Egyptian journey. In contrast to the standard academic approach to Egypt, our tour (as do
Taking part in a tour called Magical Egypt, led by an extremely knowledgeable guide, John Anthony West, I had an unbelievable time in Egypt. All
One of the essays in Becoming is entitled What a Trip! (page 71). Traveling to Egypt: Exploring New Perspectives And that’s just what I’m about
Here we are, after solstice and the holidays, and just into the new year… I love this time as an opportunity to reflect and settle
As many in the US prepare for some form of Thanksgiving celebration (it is, I understand, the holiday for and on which more people travel
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