
Having lived long and not necessarily well-lived life I remain incapable of censoring wry commentary on my microcosm and the greater world. An intentional eremite embracing the Tree of Life, a symbol across history & cultures - we are all one family.
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Today marks the fall equinox, the exact moment the sun crosses the celestial equator heading south and the astronomical start of autumn in the Northern Hemisphere. Equinox comes from the Latin meaning equal night. The tilt of the Earth’s ax...
Renovations are a hot commodity. Houses that one might advise just to strike a match or bring in the bulldozer, are miraculously transformed into places one yearns to move in right away and call home. Someone has had the vision seeing past...
“The world is too much with us, late and soon. Getting and spending we laid waste our powers, Little we see in Nature that is ours. We have given our hearts away, a sordid boon!” So penned Wordsworth (1770 - 1850) a truth that is even more...
A line, from the Latin word ‘linea’ - linen thread, string, to the Old French ‘ligne’ - string, plumb-line, or boundary mark to the Old English ‘line’ - rope, cable, or rule, now means a continuous mark on a surface, or a continuous row or...
“Hurts nice,” was something our father said long ago while I was sinking my thumbs into his spasmed neck muscles, a skill I’d picked up that had proved beneficial. The trick is to find the knot and apply pressure until it releases. The inte...
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There was a time every village had their Wise woman, the keeper of lore, the healer. Age has not brought me mellowness nor wisdom, but while I continue to seek for those qualities, I am not lacking in opinions.
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