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Imbolc … Continue reading
Imbolc … Continue reading
Samain Moon of the Winter Solstice Much as I enjoyed the travel, the close time with Kate, the ocean, new cultures and places, I find this computer and my own keyboard, my reference shelf and my library, mementos from past … Continue reading
Spring Waning Bloodroot Moon Once in a while something comes into my life and it feels like a part of me already, as if a missing piece had come back home. Meeting Kate was like that for me. My split-off. … Continue reading
Summer New (Grandchildren) Moon Outside this morning, finishing my tea on the patio, a hummingbird darted in and out of the lilies, gathering the last bits of nectar, passing on final touches of pollen. Like the possum from yesterday’s adventure … Continue reading
Spring Waxing Flower Moon At the recycling place I pushed in flattened box after flattened box, a layered batch of cardboard going back to late November, another step in the home as retailer, receiving goods directly from middle-folk like Levenger, … Continue reading
Imbolc Waning Wild Moon Tomorrow Allan, the Grout Doctor, operates on the steam bath. It’s been in place for 12 years or so and has some missing grout, some iron deposits, some loose tile. He’ll give it an acid bath. … Continue reading
Fall New (Dark) Moon The house that Harvey built ( Harvey Kadlec) as a model house for Kadlec Estates–3122 153rd Ave. NW, Andover, Minnesota–became a home long ago. The kids have contributed memories and projects. The land around the house … Continue reading
Imbolc New Moon (Moon of Winds) The winds continue to blow, now driving a heavy snow. The winds come straight out of the north with gusts ranging as high as 16 mph. I’m not going to either the MIA (Maya … Continue reading
1 bar steep rise 30.42 WSW0 windchill 1 Winter Waxing Crescent of the Wolf Moon Oh, man. To get the trash out I had to blow the snow. Underneath the snow is ice. The snowblower with its knobby tires spun … Continue reading
From the Faraway Nearby The Most Radical Thing You Can Do Staying home as a necessity and a right by Rebecca Solnit Published in the November/December 2008 issue of Orion magazine LONG AGO the poet and bioregionalist Gary Snyder said, … Continue reading