
Watch for Mud!
Watch for mud! A couple of weeks ago I was rollerblading around our glorious Stanley Park. It was sure to be the last blade for
Watch for mud! A couple of weeks ago I was rollerblading around our glorious Stanley Park. It was sure to be the last blade for
International Women’s Day invites reflection and celebration about who and where we are today, at home and around the world, on the status of women,
I remember that most years I have relished Advent. After all, Adventus, the Latin root our the word, means “coming.” On reflection, I can feel into the
What if Einstein was wrong? “The world is made up of stories, not atoms.” Poet Muriel Rukeyser once said just this! So what’s your story?
Recently I have felt the push-pull of the good news-bad news that surrounds us, and can easily drop into overwhelm… It seems to me kinda
“Everything that lives, lives not alone, nor for itself.” William Blake Day 4: Friday Harbor to Dennis’s Highland Garden House, Mt. Vernon Leisurely breakfast outside,
Happy May Day! The First of May is celebrated widely and diversely. The Writers Almanac surveys the many different ways May 1st is, and has been, observed across the years.
Advent is considered “a time of expectant waiting and preparation.” In the Christian tradition it’s waiting for the celebration of the birth of Jesus, Christmas.
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
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,
“The world changes according to the way people see it, and if you alter, even by a millimeter, the way people look at reality, then
The end of the year is approaching — a new one is waiting in the wings, ready to slide in and bring 2013 into our
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