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The latest from Our Little House in the Big Woods
- Let everything that needs to go, go
- What does “Oh NO, where did my purse go?” have to do with spirituality?
- Sacred shell of the spiritual dyad
- Raking with the Heart
- Worry stew
- Seventy-five days until 2021: What the Heart knows spiritual exploration
- The unsayable and the ordinary
- I am a sheeple with my big wooly sheep coat. (And so much more.)
- Insecurities: a crack where the light gets in
- Walktober meander: no trail, no path, no destination
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Tag Archives: Second Sand Beach
Birthday seashells and blessings (like friends, electricity and raspberry crumble)
Today is my birthday. Sixty three years old, or so the birth certificate says. My mom agrees–back in 1957 she gave birth to her first little baby some time just after 1 a.m. She doesn’t remember the exact time, and … Continue reading
Posted in July, 2020
Tagged birthday, blessings, Chevy Malibu, Facebook, family, friends, gratitude, personal, power outage, Second Sand Beach, straight line winds, Upper Peninsula
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Ice melts.
You wonder about the story of our lives here in the Upper Peninsula? It could be summed up in two words: Ice melts. Ice melts on the bays. Ice turns blue, shaky, unstable. Don’t walk on it. Turn, instead, toward … Continue reading
Posted in May 2014
Tagged ice, Keweenaw Bay, photography, Sand Point Lighthouse, Second Sand Beach, spring, Upper Peninsula, winter
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