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Last week when I wrote about my one little word for 2026, I was teetering between sacred and simplicity, and someone wrote in the comments “sacred simplicity”. Of course!
Often the two walk hand in hand, sacred and simplicity.
<...This is the new logo for Spiritual Journey (First Thursday) With a background photo by Molly Hogan.
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A few months ago, I wrote a post “For the trees” about a nearby empty lot that was sold, and the new owners took ou...
Poetry Friday is hosted today by Catherine Flynn at Reading to the Core
This is January. Here we all are on the cusp of a new year. Catherine Flynn, fellow Inkling, challenged our group to write a poem with “This is January” as a title. I guess you could say the prompt has been in my m...
The Earth Snake by Leo LeBlanc
Yesterday was a full day of being Mamére with Leo, 7, and Stella, 5. We went on a walk in our neighborhood. There is a vacant lot where a new house will be built soon. They had done some dirt work, so there was a mountain of dirt. In the mud, Albert, my dog, had sniffed out a small snake, thankfully dead.
Being Mamére, I allowed Le...
