
Spring Into Fall: Let’s Do It!
Spring into Fall: Let’s do it! It is still late August but it almost seems like September already — the leaves are slightly turning, the
Spring into Fall: Let’s do it! It is still late August but it almost seems like September already — the leaves are slightly turning, the
Good to be alive today! Breathtaking early morning light out our window today. The fall leaves glisten, the water sparkles, the city glows with gold, and
Fake It ‘Til You Make It is the title of one of the essays in BECOMING. It was a memorable journey, actually toward authenticity, to write
Remember Paul Simon’s song and album Graceland? When the album came out in the late 80ies I spent hours and hours dancing to the music,
At last writing, I mentioned how important it had become for me, in dealing with my dark side and the pains that I’d been having,
Last night Mike and I witnessed a spectacle of nature. We were heading out at dusk, to mail a letter, enjoy the sunset, and check
I hope you are having a good summer wherever you are. As I began this post I was winging my way home after a precious
It’s been a week now, since I winged my way for the extended visit here in Austria with my son’s family. My daughter with her
I was touched by this piece by a friend and colleague, Julia Menard. I forward it here in the hopes that you will enjoy it
Last Saturday we went south to join family and grandkids for an outing to the Bellingham Technical College‘s 2012 Welding Rodeo. Now that’s not an event
This is a red letter day for all of us who would like to live our lives (however long they may be), remaining as fit
Happy Easter, or Spring, or Passover, or whatever you like to celebrate in April as the world is transforming, out of the dark, sometimes dreary,
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