Tag: oh…just me
Before The Gate
lost in time
pastpresentfuture merge
in chaos
fencing outlines a space
positions a safe center
defines the middle of time
hummingbirds flutter
Bloomfield, NM… Read more...
Lessons at 48 (in two parts)
to those who wish for rapture
A Letter to My Elders
when the goods are odd
7 August 2010
On a midsummer eve, at a magnificent location on Long Island, magic was afoot.
Although most celebrants would arrive at the designated hour that Saturday afternoon, many had begun the journey days and even weeks in advance. From Italy and Romania, the Dominican Republic and Dubai, from South and North America, the east and west coast and … Read more...
under construction (and foolishness)
cyberspace
Am in the process of transforming my ‘old’ blog categories into tags (in this new incarnation of Reflexivity) and also setting up “series” that re-present certain types of blog-entries in chronological order. One of the original conceits in deciding to write in this fashion was to create a record of intellectual growth. Whether or not there’s been any is … Read more...
She sang!
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August 18, 1934 – September 30, 2009
Mom and I had many conversations in the 1990s about euthanasia. She was afraid of pain and did not want to suffer. I took a bunch of notes back then … Read more...
juxtapositions
Americans smile a lot. It feels good! 🙂 Occasionally someone gives a fake smile, one of those that is offered up because it is socially expected, but most of the smiles are accompanied with eye contact that acknowledges, somehow, what a pleasure it is to recognize mutual presence. No more carefully-controlled neutral (or somewhat suspicious) … Read more...
back in the valley
a.k.a. The Happy Valley
It is cool for summer. In fact, the chill at night feels more like autumn. Otherwise the lush, bright greens (of trees, grass, cultivated crops and wild bush), sky and mountain blues, and varying tones of white in the clouds are as they ever were. I got out on the bike trail yesterday, smelling … Read more...