Welcome June | 6.5.23
Green was the silence, wet was the light, the month of June trembled like a butterfly. ― Pablo Neruda, 100 Love Sonnets Welcome June! Although it is so hard to leave May... I am here to embrace every single moment of June... slowly. I want to delight in the tiny...
Sometimes Monday | 4.8.19
Begin with unedited Words of Now… Lenten devotions, still. Stillness. Meditating. Listening…hard. Open windows and cool breezes. Bird songs and snoring dog. The smell of spring rain. The hint of leaves that overnight burst into reality. Iced coffee. Pilates and...
Sometimes Friday Invites Poetry
It has been a hell of a week and I have been eerily reminded how history repeats itself. Yet, knowing how history happens does not make the here and now less stressful. Yet this morning gentle rains filled my senses with a sense of calm and then I found Sara...
Unraveled Wednesday | 4.3.19
While I am still working on Tegna – it has moved down the list. Instead I am reaching for a new sweater that I started on Monday afternoon. I have not gotten very far, and I am very curious to see how the start of this sweater will all come together! I know it...
Looking Back | March 2019
Things I noticed in March in these pictures and videos - even though there was so much snow, there was also more light and sunshine and blue skies! And, even though there was snow - the birds cheerfully ignored it and their songs greeted me and Sherman on our early...
Hello, April | 4.1.19
The weekend was full of all kinds of selfish pursuits! There was sewing and reading (and not one stitch of knitting! What??? Really, not one single stitch!) Perhaps the best thing was this lovely little dress for Genevieve! But, today these words are filling my mind,...
Around Here | 3.29.19
Around here – it seems that March got the memo… it came roaring in like a lion and is making a very lamb-like exit. When I look at Dark Sky to see the forecast the days ahead are full of mild temperatures! Even this mornings rain that greeted me was welcoming – I took...
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