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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: May 2011
Funky, whimsical, ordinary & rejected photos
Behold: Funky, whimsical, ordinary & rejected photos from my stockpile for April and May: OK! I think we’re ready to move on to June now. The photography files have been emptied, swept cleaned, backed up. Our temperature soared to 85 degrees this … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, home, humor, life, Miscellaneous, nature, photography, unusual, Upper Peninsula, woods
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Pounding rain, salmon fillets & old cars in the woods
Random Memorial Day facts. 1. It is Memorial Day. 2. A red-breasted robin pulls worms from the wet green grass outside the kitchen window. 3. It rained cats & dogs an hour ago. Thunder rumbled. Lightening sizzled. The electricity flashed … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, facts, garden, holiday, home, life, Memorial Day, Miscellaneous, musings, outdoors, persoal, photography, Quinoa, rain, Upper Peninsula, wood ticks, woods
32 Comments
Dear Baby Bear,
Dear Baby Bear, Why did you climb our little itty bitty maple tree? Why did you fall to the earth, amazed that you couldn’t stay aloft forever? How could you accidentally break these branches without us knowing? Did your mama … Continue reading
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Tagged bears, forest, life, nature, photography, thoughts, trees, Upper Peninsula, woods
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Preciousness of life
Sometimes the world seems like a dismal place, a sorrowful place, a filled-with-suffering place. Tornados roar and hundreds die. Wars gun down thousands. Hurricanes strike. Earthquakes rumble and swallow. We humans bemoan health care or politics or dozens of other … Continue reading
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Tagged alive, appreciation, challenges, earth, gifts, gratitude, happiness, imperfect, life, Memorial Day, moment, musings, nature, perfect, presence, suffering, thoughts
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Reluctantly turning from health care back to the woods.
Christopher, dear son, pardon me. I know I just told you–not a half hour ago–that I wasn’t writing a blog for a long time. No. People could just read my health care rant over and over and over again. And … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, dreamer, family, flowers, health care, Lake Superior, life, Miscellaneous, musings, nature, personal, photography, politics, thoughts, township, Upper Peninsula, wood ticks, woods
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Dear Blue Cross, Congress, President Obama and the American People,
Dear Blue Cross, Congress, President Obama and the American People (and anyone else who will listen), I am a frustrated woman this morning. Can any of you do something–anything–to help the 36-46 million Americans who are waking up without health … Continue reading
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Tagged America, Blue Cross, Congress, frustration, health, health care, health insurance, insurance, life, President Obama, sick, United States
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Crooked thoughts & a straight horizon
“When I come up here, and I see that great big straight horizon line, all the crooked thoughts in me straighten out.” –Reportedly said by Birney Quick about Lake Superior. Mr. Quick was a painter and founder of the Grand Marais Art Colony, … Continue reading
The U.P. woods say “Hello!”
Unfurling fern
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Tagged blossoms, deer, ferns, forest, gratitude, leaves, life, morel mushrooms, photography, red-winged blackbird, reflections, swamp, Upper Peninsula, woods
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“A horse is a horse, of course, of course”
Let’s say you decide to write a blog about horses. But you know practically Zero about horses. What to say, what to say? You could tell about your own horse experience. 1. Family used to go horseback riding–maybe two or … Continue reading
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Tagged birthday, brother, Experiment in International Living, family, Horseback riding, horses, humor, memories, Michigan, pasture, photography, Switzerland, travel, Yale
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