
Living In The Middle
What Does It Mean to Live in the Middle? What does it mean to be Living in the Middle? Quite a bit, actually. For



















What Does It Mean to Live in the Middle? What does it mean to be Living in the Middle? Quite a bit, actually. For

What Does It Mean to Keep an Open Heart? Keeping An Open Heart — What could be a more appropriate message for Valentine’s Day than

Among philosophers and physicists is a theory that the fundamental nature of reality is energy. On a more day-to-day level, this would mean that our words,

Some time ago Mike and I started reading aloud together. Our lives and interests, as we’ve aged, had changed significantly and sufficiently that it seemed

It’s coming or already here: Advent, the holidays, the COP 24 meetings, Solstice, Hanukkah… Life goes on, and our lives are unfolding, but how?

A dear friend suggested recently that I try Forest Bathing. (Thanks, Lora!) At that point I hadn’t heard anything about it, but loving trees

Some years ago I wrote Dance! There’s No Tomorrow! I like the post – it’s all about Dance. Dancing brightens our lives, and I’m pleased to

Midnight mind, monkey mind, is what I’m calling the tendency, often obsessive, to ruminate, to work it, turn it, trouble it, to try to untangle

Sometimes You Can’t Hardly Tell What to Least Expect the Most! I learned this phrase from my husband’s youngest brother. It’s a gem,eh? I love

No doubt about it: Arts education for kids has manifold benefits. Yet in countless schools around the world, the arts are getting short shrift. It’s

Serene solitude supports… sublime silky silence sustains… I love the soft sibilance of these sounds, which still satisfy me, as I bask in the afterglow

The Heron’s Journey: From Fear to Flight Fear, Fledging, Flying — this trilogy occurred to me as I was watching the “teen-age” Great Blue Herons
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