Late yesterday afternoon, the COVID-19 statistics for Canada looked like this: One person had died in my country. I tried to imagine who that one person was. Perhaps it was a mother from Newfoundland, or someone’s petite soeur from Québec, or a farmer from the prairies, or a former lighthouse keeper on the British Columbia […]
Taking off and landing: Funny how often an ending and a beginning are the same . . .
When we bless, there’s no room for negativity. Blessing nuzzles it out of the way.
Writing life: Our word cloud shows that writing is a tough slog. But so is life in general! I might as well spend some of it writing and occasionally stumbling into moments of bliss.
(1) Sometimes a detour is more interesting than the planned route. (2) When you have the chance to turn on to Easy Street, take it. (3) Once you’re there enjoy the ride, because it might not last long.
I’m a “moonie” also. Before I go to bed at night, I go outside to say hi and good night to the moon. And when I get up in the morning (early, when it’s still dark) the moon is there for me to say hello and good morning. Your photo is perfect.
Very true