This being the final Friday of the month means it’s time for We Are the World Blogfest, a day for promoting positive news. Co-hosting the project this month, the 36th edition, are: Sylvia McGrath, Susan Scott, Shilpa Garg, Damyanti Biswas, and Belinda Witzenhausen. Do check out their posts, along with everyone else participating, and feel free to join us here, […]
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Brightest Blessings at this Solstice! I hope you spend some time today to honor and celebrate the turning of the seasonal wheel. I always feel a sense of excitement with these passages, as though the spinning world has issued me an invitation for a new journey, a new adventure, a new way of showing up. This […]
Continue reading »Today, June 8, is World Oceans Day. Celebrated by some nations since 1992, it was officially designated by the United Nations in 2008. It’s an opportunity to raise global awareness of our oceans; how they connect us; what gifts they offer us; and of course, how much work we have ahead of us to repair […]
Continue reading »Here we are today at the full “strawberry moon” – kicking off the eclipse season. It’s been quite a week if I do say. At least for those of us in the United States, there is so much sorrow, so much rage, so much pain. So much needs to change, so much needs to be […]
Continue reading »I took a break from blogging for most of May for a number of reasons. Now that June has arrived and my creative mojo is escalating and I have lots I want to talk about and share, I find myself literally at a loss. This is my platform, my blog, and I can use it […]
Continue reading »This being the final Friday of the month means it’s time for We Are the World Blogfest, a day for promoting positive news. Co-hosting the project this month, the 35th edition, are: Damyanti Biswas, Lizbeth Hartz, Susan Scott, Mary J Giese, and Shilpa Garg. Do check out their posts, along with everyone else participating, and feel free to join us here. […]
Continue reading »Sweet Salutations on Beltane. Merry May Day! A day that involves flowers – you know how easily I can get behind that. The first of May has been celebrated for millennia. The ancient Romans celebrated Flora, their goddess of flowers; and most often the emphasis of May Day celebrations is springtime fertility rites. May Day/Beltane […]
Continue reading »Writing my way through the A-to-Z blogging challenge, I’ve tasked myself with leading you on a meandering tour of the virtual garden of delights and curiosities and thoughts that make up my world – all through the lens of unusual, obscure, or simply charming-to-me words. Z is for… zaffre: a prescientific, or alchemical substance, is […]
Continue reading »Writing my way through the A-to-Z blogging challenge, I’ve tasked myself with leading you on a meandering tour of the virtual garden of delights and curiosities and thoughts that make up my world – all through the lens of unusual, obscure, or simply charming-to-me words. Y is for… yeppsen: (obsolete) the amount that can be […]
Continue reading »Writing my way through the A-to-Z blogging challenge, I’ve tasked myself with leading you on a meandering tour of the virtual garden of delights and curiosities and thoughts that make up my world – all through the lens of unusual, obscure, or simply charming-to-me words. X is for… xylography: the art of making engravings on […]
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