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Got Snow?

Posted in Life, tagged , on December 24, 2008 | No Comments »

That’s our official reading for how much is on the ground as of this morning out here in unincorporated Renton, Washington where the snow plows have gone missing! Maybe we could borrow one from Seattle’s “fleet” of 27. )
We and all the animals are snuggled indoors. It’s a White Christmas for sure and [...]

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Bob.

Posted in Life, tagged , , , on December 22, 2008 | No Comments »

This is Bob formerly known as Allie. The girl cat that we discovered is a boy cat!
Isn’t he handsome? And it’s official, Bob is as white as snow. Yes, the Seattle
area has had enough snow to determine that. I won’t bemoan our fate though,
I know some of you have much more [...]

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Magical Mt. Rainier

Posted in Life, tagged , , on December 8, 2008 | 1 Comment »

Wow!  I had to post this image of lenticular clouds seen over Mt. Rainier this weekend.
Just one of the many joys of living in the state of Washington!

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Internal Sunshine

Posted in Field Center, Neville, Spirituality, The Science of Mind, tagged , on September 25, 2008 | No Comments »

I live in Seattle.  We have a lot of cloudy days here.  I need the
sun.  I asked myself: how can I have sun when there is no sun?  I began
to go away to find some sun.  I would make sure I got a hotel with a
pool so I could sit out by the sun.  Then [...]

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Music of the Night

Posted in Life, Love, Music, Neville, tagged , on September 21, 2008 | 2 Comments »

I went to see Phantom of the Opera at the Paramount in Seattle today.  I think this is my 6th time seeing it since it first came out.  I have not seen it for several years now, my last time was in NYC.  I sort of thought at the time: if I ever saw it [...]

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Haiku Sequoia

Posted in Poetry, Spirituality, elizabeth adams, tagged , , , on September 20, 2008 | No Comments »

I went to a Haiku poetry workshop today and tried my hand
at a couple of haiku poems.  Classic haiku is a very simple,
yet restrained format of 17 syllables total and often broken
into 3 lines.  The first line containing 5 syllables, followed
by 7, ending with 5 again.
This little poem below is to honor Kubota Japanese Gardens
in [...]

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The Thrivor’s Guide to Living in the Pacific Northwest

Posted in Happiness, Inspiration, Life, Love, tagged , on January 1, 2008 | 2 Comments »

Well friends it’s that time of year.  I live outside of Seattle.  I used to joke and say that we perpetuated a rumor that it rains here all the time, just to keep people from moving here   As if.  It’s that time of year when I bring out a little piece I [...]

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