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Drizzle on Sunflower 

Drizzle on Sunflower 

So long, summer. I am still at an age where “see you next year” is more of an expectation than … Continue reading >Drizzle on Sunflower 

The circle of life and reminders of joy

The circle of life and reminders of joy

I bought this bouquet earlier this week, drawn by the striking colors and the unusual combination of formal roses and … Continue reading >The circle of life and reminders of joy

The peaceful winter beauty here in Sedalia, Colorado

The peaceful winter beauty here in Sedalia, Colorado

Frozen fog weaves beautiful lacy patterns on the branches and needles of our #Colorado evergreens. Lavish white icy highlights showcase our bare-branched, yet hauntingly beautiful winter aspens and meticulously, artistically traces its way over each blade of grass and line of fencing. … Continue reading >The peaceful winter beauty here in Sedalia, Colorado

Mother love

Mother love

Each day is a little life: every waking and rising a little birth, every fresh morning a little youth, every … Continue reading >Mother love

Hope your Father’s Day is just ducky

Hope your Father’s Day is just ducky

Happy Father’s Day to you and all the dads out there who occupy the same special place in their children’s heart that you do. It’s a unique and irreplaceable intersection of love, fun and joy, tinged with more than a little childish awe. We never lose it. … Continue reading >Hope your Father’s Day is just ducky

I see good people

I see good people

Cole Sear: I see dead people. Malcolm Crowe: In your dreams? [Cole shakes his head no] Malcolm Crowe: While you’re … Continue reading >I see good people

A peaceful interlude

It’s 5:30 on a Friday evening in Colorado. Right now, all around the Denver area, people are getting off work, … Continue reading >A peaceful interlude

From St. Paul’s in Mobile to Christmas in Castle Rock

“What a long, strange trip it’s been…” I just finished a volunteer project for my church – a website called … Continue reading >From St. Paul’s in Mobile to Christmas in Castle Rock

A good time for a great cause

Manasi means “respect” in the local Garifuna language. We hope to build a worldwide culture of mutual respect by improving educational opportunities everywhere. … Continue reading >A good time for a great cause

A loaf of bread, a smidgen of jam, a little goat’s milk…the good life in Colorado

A loaf of bread, a smidgen of jam, a little goat’s milk…the good life in Colorado

Even at high altitude, the huckleberry jam thickened into a sweet, sugary and wonderful treat for the tongue. I served it for breakfast with my homemade oatmeal bread during our first snow of the year – Friday, September 12. (That’s early snow, even for whimsical Colorado.) … Continue reading >A loaf of bread, a smidgen of jam, a little goat’s milk…the good life in Colorado

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