Haiku for November

So fellow travelers,  the last of autumn’s burnished browns and golden yellows have been blown away by several days of steady high winds. Although temperatures have remained unseasonably warm the skies have been covered in steel grey clouds which race across the bare tree lines like semi’s barreling down the interstate. This morning as our …

The Memory of Leaves

So fellow travelers, all Sunday afternoon my husband and I scurried about to finish the yard chores before the gift of strangely warm weather ended. Usually by this time in the season, we are outside working in winds so chilly it is not uncommon to see snow flurries drifting among the last of the falling …

Heralds of Change

So fellow travelers, it is that time of year when darkness falls so quickly the dogs and I are pressed to find enough daylight for walking our favorite trails at days end during the busy work week.  Other seasonal changes are coming too.  The trees told us so and gave me this haiku   They …

Sunrise Promise

So fellow travelers, life beyond the blog has been busy, extremely busy in both good and challenging ways.  Thankfully Spirit has a way of creating those moments to make us stop, take a breath and just be. Sun rises clouds part Light’s promise of a new day Let joy start anew   Walk gently on …

And The Angels Smiled

I have much to share about an amazing weekend I spent with my creative friends. Here from the blog of writer Mary Ann Monteverde Hines is a moment painted with words both powerful and precise. Truly there is hope for healing of even the deepest pain when we come together with open hearts.

Thoughts: I Am Fine

A thoughtful piece from writer Tom Atkins, authentic and from the heart. (and for the record I am fine too . Missing my birding buddy but doing fine with a quiet nest.)

Late Summer Haiku

So fellow travelers,  today was our school district’s opening day (we hit BTS later than most areas, largely I think because the New York State Fair runs through Labor Day and there are a LOT of local teens who work at the fair). It was hot. Forget dog days of summer hot,  more like angry …