quick note:\u00a0 Boy, the pace of life accelerated with the coming of autumn.\u00a0 This last week it felt like I’d gone back to full-time employment.\u00a0 I’m glad the week-end is here.<\/p>\n
Mine is a small life, no encyclopedia entries or feistschrifts, no monuments.\u00a0 Ordinary.\u00a0 I’ve been lucky so far.\u00a0 The major stumbles I made got turned around by mid-life.\u00a0 Kate came along and made the journey forward companionable.\u00a0 There are few friends, but good ones.\u00a0 The things I do, I love.\u00a0 Dig.\u00a0 Plant.\u00a0 Harvest.\u00a0 Write.\u00a0 Preach.\u00a0 Tour.\u00a0 Spend time with the kids and their kids.\u00a0 Read.<\/p>\n
Thanksgiving is not a one-day holiday, but, rather, a life way, the ancient trail of gratitude.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
quick note:\u00a0 Boy, the pace of life accelerated with the coming of autumn.\u00a0 This last week it felt like I’d gone back to full-time employment.\u00a0 I’m glad the week-end is here. Mine is a small life, no encyclopedia entries or feistschrifts, no monuments.\u00a0 Ordinary.\u00a0 I’ve been lucky so far.\u00a0 The major stumbles I made got … Continue reading The Ancient Trail of Gratitude<\/span>