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Monthly Archives: December 2013
nature knows – December 30
12.30 I sit beside the fire, place names dotting cabin walls. Gunflint, Lutsen, Rainy, Grand Marais, up north in deed. Through the windows a large coyote peered one New Year’s morn eyeing us and the dog as potential. … Continue reading
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Tagged animal knowledge, coyote, Grand Marais, land, MInnesota, nature, New Year, ownership, perspective, predator, prey, Up north, visitation, zoo
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a writer’s prayer – December 29
12.29 let the words flow through me. my silent prayer. let me get out of the way for the quiet inside that sees and listens and opens to the more. let those who have ears to hear, … Continue reading
nine round bodies – December 28
12.28 nine round bodies stark black on bare branches against a blazing blue winter sky cardinals, as they turn profile, plump against the fringe of snow, wind and chill. they huddle and keep each other company, nestling to … Continue reading
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Tagged birds, cardinals, cold, collaboration, companions, company, desperation, habitats, life, nesting, refuge, shelter, Winter
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pathways of the heart – December 27
12.27 journeys of life, pathways of the heart. take us homeward wherever we are.
good morning moon – December 26
12.26 good morning moon shining through bare winter limbs to say hello. stark, clear, magical norman rockwell in brilliance, you greet us. the quiet before dawn speaks volumes. —————-
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Tagged cold, dawn, grace, meditation, moon, morning, Norman Rockwell, quiet, Silence, simplicity, sky, spare, sparse, speech, Winter
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As a Joseph – December 24 & 25
12.25 As a Joseph I could only watch and wait while the miracles went on around me. As a Joseph I could only hope and pray that the One and my love would arrive safely. Sometimes … Continue reading
a weariness worth bearing – December 23
12.23 the fatigue of an evening spent with friends, glasses raised, songs sung, stories shared. the fatigue of lives that care and carry on, a weariness worth bearing ——————–
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Tagged fatigue, friendship, goodness, grace, memories, peacefulness, thankfulness, tiredness, values
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o tannenbaum – December 22
12.22 warm lights, tree decor, ornaments with names of children and hopes fulfilled. fifteen years, long term, anniversary, child born, power ranger orb, etched silver cradles. birth of the One matching births of our own. family story evoked … Continue reading
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Tagged appreciation, Christmas, Christmas tree, Decorations, family, Holidays, home, memories, Ornaments, thankfulness
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metallic strips stripping – December 22
12.22 metallic strips stripping shoppers talking stalking. panic money spending bank protections wending. when does the money tree memo take a break, and people calm the season for some heart and Jesus’ sake. —————
goodies – December 20
12.20 mix sugar, flour, eggs, butter, chocolate, drop by teaspoon onto butter greased pan, insert heart scan probe and proceed. Christmas goodies like grandma made before we knew about blood vessels and blockages and trips to the ER. … Continue reading