FOR MANY MOONS
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A Life Exposed – Pt. 1 (The Wall)
We knew the storm was coming. We had plenty of notice. So first, I skied. Then, I excavated. Play first, then work. In retirement, it works better for me that way. As the storm-with-no-name (as of today) struck the Washington DC area with both snow and ice, I tackled the inside job I’ve been avoiding…
Clearing The Clutter
Ditch the clutter! But only when you’re ready. Clutter can clog a house, an office, a car or a mind. But, like anything else, it’s not all bad. Clutter serves a purpose. It can bring comfort, jog memories, remind us that we exist, or conceal an issue we aren’t ready to address. When we recognize…
Woods on a Snowy Evening
Snowy woods are magical. Yes, it’s cold. You have to dress for it. And it’s worth the extra effort, because…the stillness. You can hear yourself think! (Or, not. Sometimes not thinking is the point.) American poet Robert Frost must have known this when he wrote “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening.” (See him recite…
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