Still Alive.
Beltane Waxing Garlic Moon Oh, boy. I’ve not gone a day without a post in a long time. Yesterday went by so fast. Worked on Latin for a bit, but a brightening day pulled me outside. I plucked tulip detritus … Continue reading
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Northern Park II: The Morning After
Beltane Waxing Garlic Moon “Life isn’t about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself.” – George Bernard Shaw An apt quote for another run at Northern Spark. There was a lot of self-creation on display in Minneapolis last night, from … Continue reading
Northern Spark
Beltane Waxing Garlic Moon 1:03 AM with a sickle moon, stars and a warmish night fallen over the Twin Cities. Just back from Minneapolis and the Northern Spark Festival. There were lots of people, mostly in their twenties and early … Continue reading
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Tagged MCAD, MIA, Northern Spark, Stone Arch Bridge, Walker
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Banned Art
Winter Waning Moon of the Winter Solstice I have now seen “A Fire in My Belly.” What did I think of it? Much of the movie disturbed me: scenes of lucha masked wrestlers throwing each other to the mat, a … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, Commentary on Religion, Humanities, Myth and Story, Politics
Tagged A Fire In My Belly, Aztec, Catholic League, censorship, Coatlicue, docents, maya, Walker
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Contemporaries and Art
Imbolc Waxing Wild Moon Into the Walker today to pick up doggie meds from Mark O. who brought them back from Mexico last week. He’s a wounded traveler, struck down by a bug and a bum knee. Mark went with … Continue reading
Double Checking Enlightenment
38 bar falls 30.06 5mph NNE dewpoint 9 Spring Waning Gibbous Moon of Winds a clip from the Groveland e-wire E-Wire, Vol. 13, March 27, 2008 Last Sunday’s Service Groveland UU: St. Paul It’s always a treat to hear our … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, Faith and Spirituality, General
Tagged Cinema and Television, Groveland, presentations, UU, Walker
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