It’s funny, you know, the things that claim a permanent spot in your memory. Not the sort that surfaces once… Read more 365 Grateful: Summer Nights, Green Beans, and the Reds on Radio
365 Grateful: Yeah? Watch Me
Grateful, today, for the life of my sister-in-law Becky Sheline Johnston’s mother Beverly, whose life was celebrated in memorium on… Read more 365 Grateful: Yeah? Watch Me
365 Grateful: Ruts
A couple of weeks ago, after a long, tumultuous, overnight rain, I struck out early for work, driving down the… Read more 365 Grateful: Ruts
365 Grateful: listen. Listen. Then Do.
Earlier this month, I attended the Art of Hosting’s Turtle Island (North America) Practitioner’s Gathering in Columbus, Ohio. It was… Read more 365 Grateful: listen. Listen. Then Do.
365 Grateful: Honoring Tomorrows Today
When life moves too fast, when downtime absents itself, when chaos becomes the artist of the hour, it’s really tough… Read more 365 Grateful: Honoring Tomorrows Today
Skeleton Leaves
A skeleton leaf hangs suspended from my garage door on a slender strand of silk spun by one of my… Read more Skeleton Leaves
Standing in Liminal Space
I stand in liminal space – in the space between what was and what will become. I’m oddly at ease… Read more Standing in Liminal Space
365 Grateful: Spring, Rain, and Daffodils
Spring arrived yesterday, escorted by heavy wet snow and rain. But I believe flowers smile when it rains, because they’re… Read more 365 Grateful: Spring, Rain, and Daffodils
365 Grateful: Rainbows & Closure
There is a rainbow at my feet, seemingly embedded in the gray of the carpet fibers. Vivid strips of purple… Read more 365 Grateful: Rainbows & Closure
365 Grateful: One Child Born …
At 6 a.m. on January 3, 2018, the day Charlie died, my great-nephew Huxley was born. Charlie was unresponsive that… Read more 365 Grateful: One Child Born …
