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Monthly Archives: January 2011
“If your friends jumped in the lake in January, would you?”
Did any of your mothers ever tell you: “If your friend jumped off a cliff, would you?” Your mother meant: “Hey, kid! Think for yourself! Don’t just be a follower. Don’t jump in the lake in January just because your … Continue reading
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Tagged fun, Hancock, Heikinpaiva, ice, Lake Superior, outdoors, photography, Polar Plunge, Portage Canal, snow, Upper Peninsula, winter
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From Lions to Bears to Reindeer…Welcome to Heikinpaiva!
Yoko Onomaki and John Lennoniemi (you have to realize that lots of the Finns who settled around the Upper Peninsula have last names like “Maki” and “Niemi”) handed out the words to the song they sang: “Imagine … Continue reading
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Tagged cold, Finlandia, Finnish, Hancock, Heikinpaiva, Keweenaw, Lake Superior, Michigan, Michigan Technological University, parade, photography, reindeer, Upper Peninsula, winter
18 Comments
Secrets we don’t share…
I have been thinking about the things we don’t share. We all know what we share. We share about good things, happy things, pondering things, challenging things…but what don’t we share? It’s always interesting to look at what we don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, discomfort, energy, gall bladder surgery, gratitude, healing, life, musings, nature, pain, patterns, revelations, secrets, sharing, sickness, thoughts
55 Comments
Patterns
Look closer at everything you see. Patterns reveal themselves everywhere! Repeated spirals, repeated movements, repeated colors, repeated spirals, repeated beautiful patterns. Nature patterns itself endlessly, and we humans do, too. What is it about patterns that appeals to us? What … Continue reading
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Tagged awareness, finches, life, musings, patterns, photography, random, thoughts
27 Comments
First you shoot your food…then you eat it.
I suppose you think I’m talking about shooting rabbits, right? Making booyah (as they call rabbit stew around here, even though Wikipedia says it’s made with beef, chicken or pork). Or maybe you think we’ve shot a deer and we’re … Continue reading
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Tagged assignment, blogging, booyah, dinner, food, humor, life, orzo, photography, recipes, Scott Thomas, Views Infinitum
48 Comments
Shouldn’t it be illegal to wake up at 4 a.m?
OK, it’s 4:34 a.m. now. I have brewed a cup of coffee and laced it liberally with hazelnut creamer. Posted my status on Facebook: “Shouldn’t it be illegal to wake up at 4 a.m.? Too many creative ideas brewing…” (No, no, … Continue reading
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Tagged bed, creativity, Facebook, family, gratitude, home, hot bunking, humor, life, Mind, Miscellaneous, musings, personal, sleep, status, thoughts
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When a log lands on your toe…will you remember your gratitude practice?
Wham! Bang! Last night I reached down to pick up a log for the woodstove. The log slipped down to the floor–unto my sock-covered big toe. OWWWWW! You know how you’re tempted to curse the log and life and, … Continue reading
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Tagged awareness, divine, Donny Osmond, Facebook, gratitude, humor, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, joy, life, log, Miscellaneous, musings, optimism, pain, positive thinking, sacred, Upper Peninsula, winter, woods
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