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Jan 28, 2019
My Foe Is Me
I’m okay with the earth sleeping in the winter. I can take a break from foliage, petals, colors, but when the skies stay gray day after...
Dec 3, 2018
Heavy Wind
Saturday morning. Skies are clear. An hour after awakening, my husband shows me the two tall pines we lost in the night. One lays toppled...
Nov 19, 2018
Giving Thanks in the Midst of Smoke
I am blessed to know a woman with the attitude of gratitude. Her name is Mary Kathryn Marcom. She lives north of San Francisco where...
Nov 12, 2018
Voting at Lone Rock
Midmorning. We entered the parking lot at the church where we vote. We could not believe our eyes. So many cars. Wonderful turnout. We...
Oct 8, 2018
Wisdom I’ve Borrowed from Friends
I have been highly blessed to have known wise women during my lifetime. What a difference they have made. Sometimes they appeared one at...
Jun 25, 2018
And So, I Don’t Have to Hurry...
I look across the hayfield and see nothing but Queen Anne’s Lace, a field of wildflowers. Something is wrong here. Instead of hay, we...
Sep 25, 2017
Welcoming Strangers
I did not put on makeup today. Just didn’t waste the time or makeup. I have a self-imposed deadline. Focused. Busy. Putting a manuscript...
Aug 28, 2017
Connecting, Heart to Heart
I keep bumping into people who look fine on the outside. When I stay quiet and listen, they talk on. That person is leaving a familiar...
Jul 31, 2017
Anger at Self
Almost August. My last two months are full of eustress* and distress: a family wedding, reunions, trips, plans broken, lack of rain,...
Jul 10, 2017
Instructions on How to Not Give Up
More than the garden phlox growing rotund heads, more than the display of bright red canna tongues shoving their way upward toward sky,...
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