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- Mindfulness, equanimity–and a broken toe
- The perils and ecstasy of walking on snow
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- Snow, snow, snow and it’s really __ __ __ __ __
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Monthly Archives: March 2011
When a dream tells you how to write your blog–and how everything is possible in dreams
All I did last night was dream about this blog. About the above photo, specifically. About how it was necessary to post this picture in a blog today. Of course–silly dream!–the picture had already been posted. When we wandered the … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, Coronado Island, Dr. Masuru Emoto, dreaming, dreams, earthquake, flight, life, nuclear power, photogrpahy, prayers, seagulls, tsunami, water, WordPress
29 Comments
Celebrating Bertha’s 60th birthday in Marquette–and doing yoga in a Starbucks
As some of you know from my other blog and Facebook, I’m in Marquette now. In a coffee shop. My friend, Bertha, and I are on our annual overnight trip to the city. This year we’re celebrating her 60th birthday! … Continue reading
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Tagged birthay, breakwall, celebration, creativity, friends, gratitude, humor, life, lighthouse, Marquette, Michigan, photography, Presque Isle, Starbucks, Upper Peninsula, yoga
33 Comments
Honey, Red Ginseng Tea and Shadows
Chris, the package arrived. You did good. None of the jars of honey broke in the mail. Thanks for sending them home for us. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) wouldn’t let them on our carry-on luggage. We might mix the … Continue reading
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Tagged chestnut honey, family, gifts, life, musings, red ginseng tea, South Korea, thoughts, Upper Peninsula
33 Comments
What should I write about? When? Why?
After three years of blogging some nights I sit at the computer and think–“what?”–what shall I write? Is there a theme which should be encompassed? Should I focus on Lake Superior and the land? The geography? The region, the people, … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, creativity, life, musings, personal, photography, pondering, questions, random, thoughts, Upper Peninsula, wondering
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The forest at night
Many, many people have a fascination with the forest at night. I have learned that at my other blog, Simply Here. Very few people visit this blog which is mostly about painting word pictures and writing about spirituality. It is … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, Canon Rebel, darkness, death, forest, life, musings, night, night photography, outdoors, Picasa, search engines, Simply Here, Sony Cybershot, thoughts, woods
38 Comments
The last time I talked with a dead person
The last dead person I talked with was a year and a half ago. You have all talked with the dead, haven’t you? It’s quite easy. All you have to do is get yourself out of the way. You know, … Continue reading
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Tagged Anishinabe, awareness, communication, dead, death, dreamer, family, grandpa, imagination, life, mediums, memories, Native American, personal, spirits
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If a leaf fell in the forest and you were perfectly silent…would you hear it?
As Jalaluddin Rumi said: Why are you so afraid of silence? Silence is the root of everything. If you spiral into its void, a hundred voices will thunder messages you long to hear. Silence is … Continue reading
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Tagged awareness, Bible, consciousness, depth, expanse, Hafiz, hope, Khalil Gibran, life, light, love, meditation, pilgrimage, quest, quiet, quotes, Rumi, silence, soul, spirituality, talking
23 Comments
No perfect moons allowed!
People, people! All of us with our cameras trekking out into the night attempting to photograph the PERFECT super-moon. All of us trying to find the right f-stops and apertures and ISO’s and support for our shaky cameras. So many of … Continue reading
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Tagged celebration, humor, imperfection, moon, perfection, photography, Photoshop, Picasa, sun, super-moon
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Organized! Efficient! Energized!
OK! We all have had days when we’re chillin’ and it’s hard to accomplish anything and we’re just hanging around the house. There might be 1,000,000 things to do, but all we can manage is to read our email, make … Continue reading
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Tagged accomplishment, adventure, adventuresome, cleaning, efficiency, energy, life, Miscellaneous, musings, organization, personal, thoughts
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