Monthly Archives: June 2018

It’s the 29th, and we’ve been hoppin’ here, all in prep for four of us leaving town on different journeys by the end of this week, which will leave Dan alone to do everything, including chickens, watering, weeding, CSA, etc. … Continue reading →

This post was published in the Winter 1996 edition of Sagewoman magazine in response to its theme, “Our Children.” I have only one thing to add to this long, sad, but ultimately joyful tale of intergenerational wounding, abandonment, and eventual … Continue reading →

In the past 48 hours I’ve heard about two couples familiar to me, one of whom has been married for many years, the other a strong, bonded, romantic couple for only the past few months, and both these couples are … Continue reading →

. . . and each one presented a very different opportunity. I wrote this column for SageWoman, Summer 1996 edition, in response to the theme, “Light and Shadow.” And, I would say now, all four marriages contained light and shadow, … Continue reading →

As much as I do appreciate certain aspects of the Trump administration, and remain astonished at the Trump personality and how he is living out on the world stage his remarkable astrological chart, I also consider this video by Dan Rather, … Continue reading →

Mars, planet of courage, action, outward thrusting, chin out ego, stops, turns 180° to go in the opposite direction. Meaning? Focus inward. Know that plans will be slowed down. Use this time to make sure you “know what you are … Continue reading →

As the ultra-political focus on immigration policies — including history, appearances and realities — heats up, the issue of human, and especially child trafficking emerges from its murky underworld depths to the light of day. Any number of “current events” … Continue reading →

Our Summer Solstice Celebration Slips into its Own Groove