This morning I am thinking about timing. I wonder how I would be handling this Stay Home, Stay Healthy state-wide mandate if it happened in any other decade. I can imagine each decade in my timeline offering a different challenge and benefit to withstanding a pandemic. My finances have the character of the Wheel ofContinue reading “Day 13: Just Getting Started”
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Breakfast at Harris’s
Happy moments. They show up in the most surprising places, such as a window seat Harris Avenue Café in Fairhaven. I’m an inventory taker. Every so often I take a look at my life and take inventory, see how I’m doing in relationship to my goals. The last two years have been disappointing on manyContinue reading “Breakfast at Harris’s”
Poem: Voice on the Trail
Voice on the Trail “and at last I saw : wherethe road lay through sunlight and many voices and the marvelorchards, not for me, not for me, not for me.” -from the poem ‘Then I Saw What the Calling Was’ by Muriel Rukeyser (1913-1980) All the voices of the Wood called “Shannon!”Continue reading “Poem: Voice on the Trail”
Poetry: Droplet
Sitting with a warm cupsipping down the chamomilelooking up in awe at the droplets fall Abstract cutouts of dark treescreate the stage so I can view you descending from a silvery cloud What of that one drop?Where were you born?You came from the skyriding on a morning storm Where do you live?You go into theContinue reading “Poetry: Droplet”
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