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Sign on refrigerator in my church’s kitchen
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The Speed of the Soul
“I was young, and I knew I was in need of a mentor, someone who could teach me the art of sitting with others in therapy. (…) Our first meeting, over thirty years ago, was unforgettable. When we sat down, Clarke reached to his left, placed his hand on a large rock lying on a table, and said, ‘This is my clock. I operate at geologic speed. And if you are going to work with the soul, you need to learn this rhythm, because this is how the soul moves.’ Then he pointed to a small clock also sitting there and added, ‘It hates this.’”
- p 60, Weller, F. (2015) The wild edge of sorrow: rituals of renewal and the sacred work of grief. Berkeley, California: North Atlantic Books.
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The Ancient Art of Recombobulation: Manage Your Outward Time by Managing Your Inner Life
We do not usually turn to spiritual traditions for time management principles, but we ought to.
AI-free rubber stamps, courtesy of Leavenworth Jackson
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Apple blossoms, from a tree espaliered along an iron fence.
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Spring, in black and white. Zebra swallowtail and chickadee.
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new box shift change
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Guaranteed overheard: “It’s too hot to lay eggs, Andy!”
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new box
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mystery visitor
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Summer evening sounds: train whistle, cicadas
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just chillin’, listening to cicadas
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Two-legged, three-legged, and four-legged colleagues Weeknotes Digest
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summertime
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“If you did not drop it, do not pick it up!”
The purple martins are BACK! And they sound like 1980s video games:
Hydrangea!
Acidic soil = blue.
Alkaline soil = pink.
Our soil = ¯\ (ツ)/¯
The fireflies are BACK!
Fermenting and emulsifying: Weeknotes, May 27-31
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Trying something new, I think it may actually turn out to be useful: Weeknotes for May 20-24
Got a lovely whirligig at the garden show today
… but does your infrastructure have googly eyes?
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