I have no major content to share today. I can see how some of the blogs I read include a regular “review day” recapping what they’ve already written. It’s been strangely hot so after lamenting the absence of sun and warmth, we suddenly had quite the opposite. I’m trying to take advantage of it before it leaves again. Part of me prefers that the weather make it its mind, but another part is quite grateful for the change!
I intended to write this post yesterday when we announced the closing of our website Carolina Cycling News. I wanted the end of 2012 to be focused on good-bye’s and the start of 2013 to be focused on new things emerging in the space created by letting go. However, life doesn’t really divide up in…
The other day I was watching Bill Moyer’s interview with Robert Bly and I suddenly felt this terrible hunger for poetry. It was as if I had been unaware of my own starvation. Listening to Bly reading the poetry, his own, Rumi and others, it felt as if I could not help but be awake….
Oh, how I love a good story. I love to tell them and I love to hear them – maybe telling them even more so. I always get a little pleasure from things that happen to me if I can have fun sharing the story later – even if it wasn’t that much fun at…
It has been too hot this weekend for the whirling dervish efforts by the cats which I think really would have given my prayer vigil some power. No word from HP on the status of my computer, just a status page that shows my computer as not shipped. Maybe I’ll be lucky and they have…
Correspondence of all kinds have been the bane of my existence for just about as long as I can remember. The heart is willing but the focus just isn’t there. In fact, the more dear the person is to me, the less likely they are to actually hear from me. Email has done little to…
Do you know your family history? I suddenly found out who I am. I knew a part of it. My father’s side. He had been researching and collecting for a long time. We spent summers in oddly placed graveyards. One of the most important was a little family one in the middle of a cornfield….