
I write about nature, love, spirituality, loss and joy; in particular, I feature the owls in my yard that teach me about the meaning of life.
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There’s good news today, and at the end I’ll tell you about my owl. But first, I must share the fact (again) that an essay of mine was published in a print book, for the first time in my life! Where We Were – Near and Far, a collection of e...
Dear Congressman Westerman,
As an Arkansas native, I grew up loving nature and wildlife. Today I’m particularly concerned about the fate of 500,000 barred owls. I’ve had the privilege of watching a pair of them nest, raise their youn...
At the end of the summer, it’s the tiny creatures in my yard that seem to arrive to greet me. Yesterday a hummingbird surprised me by looking into my upstairs office window, with no flowers nearby. It had flown around my head in the front y...
I came home from a glorious trip to the Rocky Mountains of Alberta, Canada, where my Road Scholar group and I came across elk, a black bear, a grizzly bear, magpies, a mule deer, and a cute baby loon. The guide had told us about wildfires,...
My neighbor and I were discussing the huge section of my elm tree that fell over my fence and onto his daughter’s trampoline when he mentioned this, “Oh, you know those owls? They’ve been in my yard almost every night at dusk. I’ve found th...
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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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