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Reflections
Did you see the full moon last night? It’s always a thrill to watch her light grow brighter as she rises over the mountains in the distance. I sometimes need to remind myself that her light is not her own; … Continue reading
Zumba!
With the New Year comes the inevitable looking forward and aspiring to change. We admit that somehow our current thinking or behavior is not serving us so we write resolutions and set goals for the future. My resolution is to … Continue reading
December’s Gift
Last week, the Full Moon was eclipsed in darkness. Next week we pass through the Winter Solstice then three days later we encounter the New Moon. Many of us are very eager at this time of year for the light … Continue reading
The Bigger Picture
The other day I was looking at a photo of a family taken in the 1860′s. Everyone had rigid, serious expressions and appeared very unhappy. Of course life was so much more difficult back then; I imagined they had less … Continue reading
Earthquake
I recently experienced an earthquake in my life. One minute all was well and then the earth suddenly moved and nothing felt the same. I became ungrounded and disoriented, losing my sense of direction. To be clear, this was a … Continue reading
Fruition
On June 1st I wrote on my blog about the fragile condition of my garden. I wondered who would survive. It looked iffy for many. I took a “wait and see” approach and committed to loving my garden just the … Continue reading
Holding Space
I like to have breakfast in this serene space, at a stone table under my favorite pinon tree. Recently, we have had some exhilerating mornings, fresh and clear, following evening rains. As I sit here, I’m surrounded by wet green … Continue reading
Harmony
We spent last weekend in the Rockies. It was so lush and alive, in contrast to the dry, drought-stricken desert around Santa Fe. It was a welcome diversion. While we were there we stumbled upon a Barbershop Music Festival in … Continue reading
Wait and See
My garden did not fare well this winter. Drought and frigid temperatures put many plants in peril. After discussing with an expert how to save my plants, I came to understand that what they need is time to heal and … Continue reading
Great Expectations!
I was watching the fledgling eagles this morning on www.ustream.tv/channel/decorah-eagles, the link given in my last entry. Their soft gray downy feathers are gone, replaced by smooth black feathers that cover substantial flapping wings! Soon these little guys and gals … Continue reading
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