
The Landscape of Home
One year ago, I was in Balestrate, Sicily, staring out at the sea. For eleven weeks, blue water and endless sky was the view from
EXPLORING OUR CONNECTION TO PEOPLE AND PLACE
One year ago, I was in Balestrate, Sicily, staring out at the sea. For eleven weeks, blue water and endless sky was the view from
As a diversion from current events, I’ve been rereading The Tao of Pooh by Benjamin Hoff (c 1982). I think we could all use a
I failed at allergy shots. You know, the ones engineered to make you not allergic to the thing you’re allergic to. Yeah, those shots. Maybe
I love my bed. I love being in bed. I still have a button that a girlfriend gave me in 1987 which says, “I have
The role of the Father—at least archetypally—is to encourage the child to leave home, to have an adventure and discover a new world for themselves. He prepares the child to become an adult and find home separate from Mom.
The puppies are growing! Only six days old and I’m amazed every day by how big they are getting. Blessing, as you know, was born
My new dog, Mazie, gave birth on Tuesday. Rescued from a hoarder with 91 other dogs, there was no telling who the father was or
I took Mazie home knowing she was pregnant. In fact, I knew before I met her. The idea was to check each other out and
Mazie is not the cutest dog I’ve ever seen. I mean, she’s adorable, absolutely. But not the cutest. Her proportions aren’t quite right. Obviously, she’s
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