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Monthly Archives: January 2015
What’s in a name?
For the past two days, I’ve been a lay delegate to the 220th Annual Council of the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia. I’ve sat and walked, listened and spoke, wrangled and voted, reconnected with friends and made new connections. All in … Continue reading
Owl Thoughts
This sight greeted me today, in the quiet of a Sunday afternoon. I keep seeing the eyes of this beautiful, majestic bird. In my head, heart, and soul, I keep hearing the imagery of one of my favorite poems of … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry and verse, quotations and reflections
Tagged Mary Oliver, nature, owl, owls, photography, poem, poetry, Winter
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Saturatation
This is one of those Friday nights where I have been completely grateful that my most social interaction needed to take place at the local pizza joint, picking up dinner that could be consumed with minimal preparation or mess. I … Continue reading
Posted in work and life
Tagged calm, evening, relaxation, saturation, stillness, symbolism
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Epiphany and Science
Epiphany: where wisdom and knowledge meet each other Continue reading
Charmed
You never know when a moment of serendipity will emerge; I suppose that is the point of these random acts of cosmic curiosity. Today, as we were driving home after my daughter’s guitar lesson through a crowded part of the … Continue reading
Posted in quotations and reflections, work and life
Tagged Celtic, celtic cross, celtic spirituality, charm, coincidence, iona, pendant, saints, Serendipity, st. columba, st. martin's cross, vintage
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Unsettled
My daughter and I were sitting in our favorite local “vegetarian friendly” diner today. It has haphazard vintage tables strung together, serves all day breakfast to college students, hungover hipsters, and whatever other slices of humanity walk in the door. … Continue reading
Posted in work and life
Tagged acceptance, church, dignity, forgiveness, gay rights, gender expression, grace, hope, lbgt, leelah alcane, love, progressive spirituality, radical hospitality, tolerance, welcome, worth
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