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Days 100-102 – Clouds of Memory
When we discover we have less time ahead we lean into our past. – Erie Chapman Continue reading
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Days 98-99 God is Painting
After all, "Who doesn't like poems." ~Ms. Emily Irby Photo by Frank Kee, Tehachapi, CA 3/20o5 Amid the chaos and the noise, spring blossoms in fragrant remembrance, awakens new life, sings with heart. Daylight lingers hoping we might take… Continue reading
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Days 96-97 – “Not in Picture”
Like starlight, the energy of a picture may take years to reach us, to reopen some page in our scrapbook of memory. Continue reading
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Days 91-92 Follow that Road
(Part III in a Series on Hospitality; Hospitality for Ourselves) Where is that road that leads us back home, back in time to the days of ease? I long to find it, yet, too often my feelings, like unwanted guests… Continue reading
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Days 86-90 – Love Versus Self-Rejection
“Those who live God’s Love see beauty where others experience shame.” – Dane Dakota, Woman As Beauty (Westview, 2010) Continue reading
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Day 84-85 One Hundred Thousand Welcomes
“The essence of our lives is how we receive the stranger at the threshold … who is about to become a friend… and it is going to change you.”~Noirin Ni Riain On a recent sojourn, I discovered the charm of… Continue reading
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Days 79-81 – Xavier’s Question
Questions focus energy. It’s remarkable to see the way a repeated question can raise and extend energy for those who think more deeply about the meaning of their work. Continue reading
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Days 77-78 In the Shelter of Each Other
"It is in the shelter of each other that the people live." Irish Proverb My grandmother, Catherine Carter, left her homeland of Ireland at the young age of seventeen. She set sail for America seeking adventure with a burning desire… Continue reading
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