Thoughts from a spiritual seeker, farmer, and naturalist at rest along the journey at Centering Porch, a rural retreat. Embedded in nature’s sanctuary, these musings reflect what is immediate but often missed- the b:link -interwoven with creative process- the long view. All part of the journey, refreshed with poetry and persistent gratitude.
Friday, June 17, 2016
Monday, June 6, 2016
June's crimson canna
D-Day was a momentous event for our parents, who both served
in the US Army during World War II. They worked in military hospitals, first in
England and then France. Growing up I heard lots of stories about life in the
army. Although I was shielded from horrific details in my childhood, the significance
of being a WWII vet was clearly visible, honored, held in high regard. It
sticks with me even now and especially now for my brother. God bless the vets.
Friday, June 3, 2016
Sibling heart thuds
On Memorial Day I mundanely wrapped cheese at the food co-op as my brother wrapped his head around a momentous decision. He is taking himself off the Appalachian Trail. www.walkingoffthewar.org
I let him tell his own story. I listen. I do not need a cell phone tower to hear his pain.
I let him tell his own story. I listen. I do not need a cell phone tower to hear his pain.
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