Singing Bridge
Celina Barton\ud83c\udfb5 From the bottom-up and the outside-in \ud83c\udfb5 \ud83c\udf31 Multi-generational musings on finding joy, humor and learning to live more generously together as we remember our stories, reimagine our future, and revitalize a rural community in Vermont \ud83c\udf31
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To Tommy and The Ones Who Come Home
Musical Pairing: Eliza Moore — Shimmer, There is a Field, Stop Acting So Small
There are mornings in August when Vermont seems incapable of restraint.
A black bear cub rolls in the grass, pawing up fistfuls of blueberries and fallen plums...
🚨Warning: Generosity Season is Upon Us
Lock your cars. Guard your porches. The zucchinis are coming. That dangerous stretch when Vermont gardens hit peak production and otherwise law-abiding neighbors start roaming the countryside looking for someone to ambush with vegetables....
Our Relationship to the Forest
Musical Pairing: Joni Mitchell's "Big Yellow Taxi," Patti Casey's "Stronger Than That," Hubert von Goisern's "Brenna Tuats Guat"
If you are anything like me you spend a lot of time in the forest. There is a stretch of woods I pass where so...
The Taste That Teaches Us Home
This piece first ran in the May Signpost, but strawberry season has a way of pulling old writing back out of the drawer. Sharing it again here, a little riper than before.
Musical pairing: Patti Casey's "Spread Joy Over This Land"
Thanks...
A Fourth of July Letter from Singing Bridge
Musical Pairing: Nanci Griffith, “Across the Great Divide” — Hans Williams, “More Than One Way Home”— Noah Kahan, “Homesick” (Dear Bridgers, please share others that come to mind)
This weekend the flags flew, and for one long, unhurried mo...
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