Monthly Archives: October 2010
Deep Fall
“The wonder is that we can see the trees and not wonder more.” Ralph Waldo Emerson Most mornings I walk and deep fall is my favourite time of year to do that. Heading out as soon as it’s light enough is … Continue reading
Winter Garden
“God gave us memories that we might have roses in December.” J.M. Barrie When we lived on acreage I designed, built (with help) and planted a garden after an old Mennonite tradition. Since deer frequented the property, we fenced in … Continue reading
Committee of Selves
“We are trying to be several selves at once, without all our selves being organized by a single, mastering Life within us.” Thomas Kelly, Testament of Devotion Committee work is something I enjoy especially when its purpose is well-defined and … Continue reading
Journeying with Friends
A few years ago, I said to good-bye to 4 close friends as they made their way through cancer diagnosis, treatment, terminal illness and death. My best friend, Sharon, was one of those and there are times when I wonder … Continue reading