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Category Archives: May, 2020
Emotional storm
Last week Barry asked if I might ride with him to a couple of local cemeteries. He wanted to take Memorial Day pictures for his job at the newspaper. Sure, I said. Let me grab my camera, too. First we … Continue reading
Do we contradict ourselves? Yes, we contain multitudes…
I’ve heard it said: the human brain prefers to quickly take in information and make broad assessments. When we’re chased by a tiger through the jungle, we’d better make a split-second judgment that the beast is dangerous and run, run, … Continue reading
Posted in May, 2020
Tagged contradictions, corporations, human brain, individual rights, media, multitudes, politicians, variations, Walt Whitman
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Hungry bear in the neighborhood
We’ve experienced a little excitement in our neck of the woods this week. On Monday morning we awoke at 6 a.m. to a broken bird feeder and garbage strewn about the lawn. “I think we’ve been visited by a bear,” … Continue reading
The herd is our brother, too
All week I intended to share a poem here. Written six days ago. I lounged on the couch in pajamas pre-dawn last Wednesday, happily anticipating quiet peaceful meditation. Instead, a poem lassoed me. The poem circled its rope from the … Continue reading
Posted in May, 2020
Tagged coronavirus, COVID, herd immunity, love, meditation, personal, photography, poem, poetry, thoughts, whimsical, writing
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Back in the blogging saddle (yet again)
Dear Blog Readers, I know it’s been almost ten months since last writing here. No excuses. The muse simply departed and headed elsewhere. No huge creative outpourings arose. The camera rarely clicked. My WordPress plan expired and they insisted upon … Continue reading