13,000 Santas in Londonderry - @Arthur Allison
Over time, the best and worst in people becomes concentrated and specified. The dual nature of Christmas is a superb example.
Filed under Emotions, Metaphysics, symbolism
It has taken a week, but I moved 50 boxes of books from storage back to the house and put them in piles by subject. In order to be freer from materialism, you have to free yourself of material (duh). Continue reading
Filed under Metaphysics, photos, Self-Esteem, symbolism
When I look out my windows, I can see a mountain range. These peaks rise majestically out of the Pacific Ocean. They have been called by many names. The Duwamish people called them Sun-a-do. The Klallam, who lived 10,000 years ago where my town is now, gave them a name meaning “thunderbird”.
I’ve never lived in sight of mountains before. I’m trying to open myself to whatever kind of powers they hold. Continue reading
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13,000 Santas in Londonderry – @Arthur Allison
Over time, the best and worst in people becomes concentrated and specified. The dual nature of Christmas is a superb example. Continue reading
Filed under Ethics and Morality, Music, photos, symbolism
Some of the San Juan Islands are on a main ferry route, but the boats taking people and their vehicles there are not large. It’s wise to make reservations, or to walk on if possible. I had to take two ferries to get where I was going. Fortunately, I drive a Honda Fit. I got squeezed into the Keystone Ferry without a reservation. Small is beautiful. Continue reading
Filed under Emotions, Metaphysics, Thinking about thinking, Travel
