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All Right Will Never Be the Same

My primary care physician and I are having our usual conversation when she says, “If you didn’t do what you are doing, you would not be living on your own. Others would be caring for you.” “Thank you” is all I manage to reply. There are so many facets to what she said. Later, I […]

The Magic at the End of the Lane

Not long ago, I wrote a post about where magic lives, at the end of a rutted lane, canopied in cypress and live oak, a sanctuary of second chances. It is a farm of family, no species denied. No one is turned away for being too old, too young, too sick, too maimed. Those who […]

The Undertow of Thought

When I started meditating, nothingness was my goal. I wanted to sit in the peace of living, determined to eliminate my every thought for at least one hour every morning. Upside down and inside out thinking, of course, and utterly impossible. Big thoughts announce themselves by snatching up space as if it only exists for […]

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