Perhaps an attempt at regular entries into the journal. I keep up the Labyrinth blog quite well. We’ll see. Blustery weather blew in overnight. Stars out in the morning were soon swept away as low level clouds rushed in from the northwest. The bunnies were sketched out with the wind. Chickens wanted out. Birds blew [...]
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New Year’s Day 2012
Posted in 1080 30th St Dr, Journaling, Reflections on January 1, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Walking the Labyrinth
Posted in Astronomy, Autumn, Reflections on November 13, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
This autumn I have enjoyed walking the labyrinth in the evenings. Each plant has a memory – bought from Kramer’s Flower Farm and planted last October in a drought which meant the soil was hard as hard can be; donated by friends; rescued from Hy-Vee; transplanted from other prairies or gardens. And, the rocks – [...]
August 8 – 14, 2010
Posted in Learning from living, PSU, Reflections, Sense of place, The East, The East, travel on August 8, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Sunday, August 8 – We are home and hardly able to move! Jet lag? Visiting fatigue? Not enough caffeine? Rich managed energy to mow the horseshoe. I cleaned the house, paid bills, and measured and annotated a picture of the horseshoe to send to Richard H. so he can calculate the measurements for the labyrinth. [...]
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