The Owl Bulletin
Bonnie BarnesI write about loss, love, spirituality, nature, and joy; in particular, I feature the owls in my yard that teach me about the meaning of life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 26 | Subscribers | Read | bonnieubarnes.substack.com |
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A December Mystery Continues
Since last week’s visitation, Mama Owl’s been back four times that I know of. She flew into the hollow, again pursued by crows, on Friday afternoon and stayed fifteen minutes. Since I didn’t have a chance to take videos, I noted the time on...
Manifesting a Morning Owl
I try to keep my eyes open to my backyard at least half of the time I do my breathwork or meditate. I’ve worked hard and learned to pay closer attention, but sometimes my eyes need to fall shut, and that’s okay.
The Eastern Gray Squirrel, Persecuted by Man and Beast Alike
###### [Photo credit to Cary Barnes, March 12, 2018. In the upper right corner you can see a Barred Owl, several other birds, and a squirrel playing in the tall trees.]
Listening
It’s that balmy, much-loved time of the year in Memphis, Tennessee. You can sit outside and watch yellow leaves fly past, if you’re willing to risk being hit on the head by an acorn. The bonus will be the sounds the wind makes, the rushes a...
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I grew up in Arkansas and live in Cordova, Tennessee, in a house next to the woods and wetlands near the Wolf River. I'm a teacher, a librarian, a seeker, a musician, a nature lover, a traveler, and a writer.
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