yesterday i was grateful for a day of cleaning and organizing, especially the results…
today i am looking forward to yoga with Anne…
yesterday i was grateful for a very large and peaceful NO KINGS protest in Beacon and across the country…
today in am looking forward to a quiet day at home with doggie, kitty and wife… what Herman Melville described as “attainable felicity”…
yesterday i was grateful for Becky who gave me a morning off from turkey care, and gathering with friends to celebrate a birthday…
today i am looking forward to participating in No Kings Day…
yesterday i was grateful for Wonderbar, a wagu beef hamburger and the numbing effects of two martinis…
today i am looking forward to restorative yoga and putting my new studio shelves together…
yesterday i was grateful for photography salon and my friend Steve…
today i am looking forward to putting my feet up at the end of the day…
yesterday i was grateful for a phone call with my mom…
today i am looking forward to resolving an issue at the cemetery and rain…
yesterday i was grateful for Costco and a new clothing rack installed in my studio…
today i am looking forward to the usual house chores, organizing my studio and clothing and dinner with friends…
yesterday i was grateful for my brother on his birthday…
today i am looking forward to a trip to Costco and organizing my studio and clothing…
What the modern forms of reason and disciplined order had put asunder could thus be seen as threefold: the reasoning mind was divided from his own desiring nature, from the community, which thus threatened to disintegrate, and from the great current of life in nature. (Charles Taylor, A Secular Age)
power differential is temptation to sin…
yesterday i was grateful for the end of an exhausting day…
today i am looking forward to a meeting of the Metropolitan Cemetery Association…
yesterday i was grateful for the lentil, vegetable, turkey soup i had for dinner…
today i am looking forward to my colleagues at the cemetery…
yesterday i was grateful for a safe trip home and to be home…
today i am looking forward to yoga with Maryanne and resuming my Beacon routines…
yesterday i was grateful for a great mac and cheese soup recipe…
today i am looking forward to going home to Beacon…
yesterday i was grateful for the last two episodes of Friends and Neighbors, watched with Holly…
today i am looking forward to getting ready to go home and making a mac and cheese for dinner tonight, which Holly thinks her mother will enjoy…
yesterday i was grateful for my mother in law Marilyn feeling better…
today i am looking forward to hunkering down with Holly during the storm…
yesterday i was grateful for Dick’s Fish and mussels with linguine for Marilyn…
today i am looking forward to dinner at Ely’s with Holly…
yesterday i was grateful for an early morning walk from Southeast Lighthouse into town and back, a walk on Mansion Beach with Holly and the dogs and leftover chicken soup that Steve and Diane made before they left…
today i am looking forward to going with Marilyn to her discussion group…
yesterday i was grateful for cocktail hour at the Hartnet’s…
today i am looking forward to a low people day…
yesterday i was grateful for a long walk on the beach at sunrise…
today i am sad to see our friends Steve and Dianne go…
this evening i am looking forward to virtual photography salon…
yesterday i was grateful for a walk in Rodman’s Hollow with Holly, Steve and Dianne, and the Chowda Fest at the BI Maritime Institute…
today i am looking forward to a beautiful day on BI…
yesterday i was grateful for Steve and Dianne’s cooking and company…
today i am looking forward to the chowder fest at the Block Island Maritime Institute…
yesterday i was grateful for the warmth of friends and a fire in the fireplace…
today i am looking forward to coffee at Persephone’s, and showing the island to S&D…
yesterday i was grateful for the arrival of S&D…
today i am looking forward to being warm and dry on a stormy day…
yesterday i was grateful for a quiet night in the cottage…
today i am looking forward to the arrival of S&D…