Yearly Archives: 2011

Writers and Daughters and Visits, Oh My!

Good Morning, God! This morning Suz will drive me down to the airport for my trip home. I have had my heart and mind stuffed FULL of experiences and I am so thankful, God! Thankful for daughters and grandsons and

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Posted in appreciation, daughters, family visits

Et Tu, Fructose?

Good Morning, God! How long ago was it, God, that I read about how superior fructose was to regular sugar? Am I imagining that? Anyway, the news coming out about the dangers of fructose is unsettling. At first I thought

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Posted in adoring Easy, choices, food questions, Uncategorized

The Grove — a new kind of Plaza?

Good Morning, God! We are social beings and so congregating is what we do. So, perhaps it is no surprise that I wanted to go to the Grove for dinner. The Grove is a new outdoor and upscale shopping center.

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Posted in a new view of Commons, Abundant Life, people as gifts, seeing, Transitions

Walking, Talking and (a little) Shopping

Good Morning, God! Let’s see. Yesterday. Seven Hours of walking, talking and just a little shopping! How does one process that? Or does one? I am thankful with Time with Daughters! It was a wonderful gift when Sandy parked her

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Posted in connecting, Conversations, daughters, Hearing, Sharing

Into the Abyss — A Tale of Death, A Tale of Life

Good Morning, God! Suz was lucky enough to be given tickets the night I arrived to an advanced preview of a documentary film Into the Abyss by Werner Herzog. It’s about a triple homicide in Texas and the execution of

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Posted in choices, daughters

Lashing ourselves to the mast — or putting in ear plugs?

Good Morning, God! Through a series of “random” connections I ended up at an interesting website called 99% and saw this illustration of Odysseus who had himself bound to the mast to resist the irresistible songs of the Sirens. His

Posted in accepting my need for help, choosing HARD

NOW, because Later is So Close to Never

Good Morning, God! So often, when I have to do something, I tend to think that I’ll do it later. The thing about LATER is that so many things can be stored in it. Later is endlessly expandable. But, NOW

Posted in Centering Prayer, choices, Nothing as Something, time

I’m NOT running with the Coyotes

Good Morning, God! I’m up at dawn, again. Taking photos and sipping coffee. I have turned over to Sandy all of the responsibilities for the boys leaving for school. I am relaxed and happy. I was considering going jogging earlier

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Posted in Common Sense, exercising

Seeing Beauty in Unexpected Places

Good Morning, God! I knew that each snowflake was unique — but grains of sand? I’m amazed! And delighted! These grains of sand are beautiful. But, the thing is, God, that it takes a very powerful microscope to see —

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Posted in A God given diversity, appreciation, beauty, Diversity, Expand my Heart, seeing

The Return of the Parents

Good Morning, God! And a good, good morning it is! Sandy and Dave have returned home and I am no longer The Responsible Party! Sigh. I had forgotten just HOW responsible parents are. I love my grandsons, but I am

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Posted in Communication, hugs, LOVE

Blogs I Follow
Brené Brown

chatting and sometimes, listening

Rachel Naomi Remen

chatting and sometimes, listening

A Moment with God

chatting and sometimes, listening

Sacred Dance Guild Journal

Since 1958 articles by members & guests offer news about activities, history, Sacred Dance practices, profiles of Sacred Dancers, choreography, images & illustrations.

Victoria Paulsen

How to Step In -- Substitute Teaching

Brené Brown

chatting and sometimes, listening

Rachel Naomi Remen

chatting and sometimes, listening

A Moment with God

chatting and sometimes, listening

Sacred Dance Guild Journal

Since 1958 articles by members & guests offer news about activities, history, Sacred Dance practices, profiles of Sacred Dancers, choreography, images & illustrations.

Victoria Paulsen

How to Step In -- Substitute Teaching