A Puzzle
Winter First Moon of the New Year Here’s a puzzle. Tuesday night is trash night here in Kadlec Estates so I trundled out both … Continue reading
Tag Archives: South America
Cruise Diary: April 29
Spring Waning Bee Hiving Moon October 16th. That’s, let’s see, 5 and 1/2 months from now. On that day, Kate and I will set out, from the port of New York, for Rio de Janerio by way of Colombia, the … Continue reading
Path of Most Resistance
Spring Waning Bloodroot Moon I have a new round of resistance work underway in addition to the Tai Chi. This work I got from Brad at the Y. It involves squatting on a balance board while doing curls, then shoulders … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, Family, Politics, Travel, World History, Writing
Tagged aerobics, Latin, MIA, resistance, Sierra Club, South America, Tai Chi
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Mindfulness
Imbolc Waxing Bloodroot Moon We’ve begun the slippery, muddy slide into the growing season, though I understand some of the parking lot snow piles, many well over 8 feet high and some much higher than that, will take a long … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Commentary on Religion, Faith and Spirituality, Travel
Tagged mindfulness, snow, South America, spring
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A Third Thing
Imbolc Waxing Bloodroot Moon We went to the St. Paul Grill tonight for our anniversary dinner. Our first date was coffee there after a St. Paul Chamber Orchestra Concert. I learned Kate was a physician and she learned I was … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, Family, Travel
Tagged Kate, marriage, South America, St. Paul Grille
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