
Triathlon!
It was a big day — satisfying, and good fun — but more than that as well. We lucked out (as did all the many



















It was a big day — satisfying, and good fun — but more than that as well. We lucked out (as did all the many
It was a lovely way to bring in the new year: on January 1 I flew to Europe to spend time with family… first stopping
Just recently we had our annual Christmas Choir Concert. An inspiring feature this year was singing the Gloria, from Schubert’s Mass in A Flat. Do
Over the last couple of days I have immersed myself in the NOVA series called The Elegant Universe, and capped it off with a recent episode
The post could also be called Connecting the Dots, or What Can We Do? In it I want to share my enthusiasm,
So magical, yet so very ordinary and earthy. Eminently practical, matter of fact, and at the same time, absolutely miraculous… that’s the way it was
I have been moved now out of Emergency, and up to the fifth floor, the Neurological Ward. It’s still Saturday, the day of my stroke,
There are so many ways to describe the flow of feelings and events around my stroke, (and those on the kayak trip :-)), and each
Home again, after a most amazing trip and the treasure of family time, which warms my heart and nourishes me deeply and daily. I am
Our last week of the big road adventure was spent in the Tetons and in Yellowstone Park. The geysers and hot springs were definitely highlights —
After the red rocks of Utah, we are now among the mountains and rivers of Wyoming. It continues to be an adventure, seeing the plants
Traveling with young children opens my eyes in a wonderful way. The pace we walk is sometimes quick, when there’s ground to cover, or a
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