Writing a Book
I started this blog several years ago and it’s gone through more than a few iterations.
Read MoreI started this blog several years ago and it’s gone through more than a few iterations.
Read MoreI’m not going to lie; my favorite part of a bike ride is when it’s over.
Read MoreThe brilliance of lightening and the roll of thunder fill up space and time this early summer morning in the high mountains of Idaho, bearing witness to the power and majesty of Mother Nature.
Read MoreI never thought I would be 67. Not in a morbid way like I might not make it; just didn’t think much about aging, you know, the particulars about the process.
Read MoreThe National Museum of African American History and Culture is a singular sight, standing almost in the middle of the National Mall, juxtaposed against the Washington Monument
Read MoreI came to participate in the Novena of Grace at St Ignatius Church in Portland, Oregon because I answered the phone. The call was from my dear friend and Jesuit priest, Joseph Carver.
Read MoreJustice and Peace. One cannot exist without the other, and the call of Love governs them both…
Read MoreI’d like to thank you for inviting me to participate in this Novena with you; to pray together to God, to ask humbly and boldly for our needs and our deepest desires…
Read MoreI want to thank you again for inviting me here and for your very warm welcome. I’m discovering what a powerful blessing it is to pray so consciously for all of you and for all of our deepest desires…
Read MoreThis heart, of a city and a school, was broken, but held within it the kind of love that comes from struggle and hurt and survival, from trying and failing and sometimes succeeding…
Read MoreSince raising my own 3 children, I have made what I think are significant strides in my ability to be alone: in the daylight, with locked doors, and access to phones…
Read MoreI received a series of texts from a dear friend, arriving amidst the ordinariness of my day. “Send some prayers.” “My sister is on life support.” “My sister passed away at 3PM…”
Read MoreIt is said of some people, people who are wild and unrestrained and run free in the world, that they were raised by wolves. I, on the other hand…
Read MoreI just finished reading The Maytrees by Annie Dillard, my first experience of this amazing writer…
Read MoreWhen is a twitch, just a twitch, a pain just an anomaly, being tired just doing too much? And when it is the small, first step of an unraveling…
Read MoreSo, just like that, the planes take off and the cars drive away. I stand at the front door waving goodbye as my children and grandchildren (and their dogs)…
Read MoreI am afraid of almost everything. That said, my fears are not all equal. There are things I am terrified of, and things about which I have just a tinge…
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