Winter First Moon of the New Year Finished the Art of Fielding. A book about striving and letting go, … Continue reading
Winter First Moon of the New Year Spent yesterday shifting to my new work schedule. A couple of hours on Ovid, plus analyzing some of Caesar’s … Continue reading
Winter New Moon of the New Year A librarian in Eagan, part of the metro area here, has an … Continue reading
Fall New Autumn Moon A strange weather time. A storm system and winds blowing in from the east. Our weather systems almost always come from the west, following the planet’s rotation and the jet stream, but this raggedy storm system … Continue reading
Fall Waning Harvest Moon Prepping for a presentation on Spiritual Resources for Humanists. Reading books, articles, letting ideas slip past as I get ready to sleep, keeping my antennae out for what feeds me now. The book I mentioned before, … Continue reading
Lughnasa Full Harvest Moon “Don’t ask what the world needs. Ask what makes you come alive, and go do it. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive.” – Howard Thurman Howard Thurman was a theologian who … Continue reading
Lughnasa Waning Honey Extraction Moon Kate and I had a conversation the other day about talent. Two of her sisters make their living playing classical violin. They have talent. A lot of it. BJ went to Julliard and Sarah to … Continue reading
Winter New Moon of the Cold Month Last Monday night I ate dinner with my friends, six of them, at a restaurant, the Bukhara, which carries on the Mughal influenced culinary tradition of Northern India. On the way home I … Continue reading
Samhain Waxing Thanksgiving Moon Woollies at Stefan’s house tonight. Bill, Frank, Warren, Stefan, Scott, Tom, Mark, me. Paul was there for a bit before he left to have dinner with his daughter Clare. Topic tonight was what role a higher … Continue reading
Lughnasa Waning Artemis Moon Had an odd experience as I rode the lawn tractor back to the garage after putting all the no longer needed honey supers in the shed, putting the spun out frames back on the hives and … Continue reading