Tag: now

Space-between Game

August 18, 2016

It is curious how easily I get lost in the jumble of tasks, five errands to run during rush hour traffic somewhere to be at a particular time but blocked by others doing the same While plunked down in stillness when I want to keep moving I find it’s a grand time to remind myself … More Space-between Game

Take Care To Be Kind

August 15, 2016

The poem pierces the night a whistle that rounds the track awakening the memory of what not yet has happened The future always holds its death so take care – this could the last kind act you get to live Locomotive image from Pixabay Giving hands image from Pixabay Dear readers, in the last six … More Take Care To Be Kind

Nebraska

August 3, 2016

After Lincoln, we traveled through miles of brindled beige landscape. With only 60 miles left of fuel, 235 miles left to Denver and no town on the horizon, we pulled off the highway for gas at a lone station in the midst of corn fields. She cleaned the windshield while I started the pump. Leaning … More Nebraska

Now to Forever

July 28, 2016

What is the distance between now and forever? Is it measured in light years? Generations? Or maybe the moments between burnt toast for breakfast and the birth of a generous deed Moments between what is damaged by rage and that which is healed with compassion Let’s be diligent choosing a focus, dear friends, for it’s … More Now to Forever

Are We There Yet?

March 20, 2016

So often car trips are sprinkled with back seat travelers asking, “Are we there yet?” In our family the running joke to answer that question was always, “We’re here now.” Of course that didn’t answer the essence of the question about the destination, but did emphasize the value of the journey. I took this photo … More Are We There Yet?