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June 2010

June 24, 2010

Week Three Plastic Tally and the Problem of Stealth Plastic

Did you miss us? My last day of school was yesterday; Peter's was two days...

June 15, 2010

Fireflies

Officially, summer begins on the summer solstice, June 21.In actuality, as any school-child or teacher...

June 13, 2010

Week 2 Plastic Tally: 6 oz, Divide by Two

So I was expecting a horrible result for the plastic weigh-in this week, partly because...

June 12, 2010

Pagan Values: Community.

It's one of my favorite memories.On the last day of the small Pagan gathering, perhaps...

June 10, 2010

Local Food and Mysteries Solved

This week, I thinned out the volunteer saplings that had sprouted up amid the groundcover...

June 06, 2010

Week 1 Plastic Tally

OK, so it is actually a little less than a full week; I began collecting...

June 02, 2010

Environmental Mindfulness

Day Two of the No Plastics Project, and so far I'm noticing how much I...

May 2010

May 30, 2010

Small Stuff (A Cross-Posting from Quaker Pagan Reflections)

For quite a while now, I've had a growing concern about plastic and its impact...

May 30, 2010

Small Stuff

For quite a while now, I've had a growing concern about plastic and its impact...

May 28, 2010

Unweaving

A good and modest man is dead, and I am sad. Last night, my friend...

May 11, 2010

The Simplicity of Rest

Last night, stumblingly tired after a full day of teaching on top of a weekend...

May 02, 2010

The Smell of Forests

It is unseasonably hot today, and humid. More like late June than early May. And...

April 2010

April 28, 2010

Where Will You Spend ETERNITY?

I may have mentioned that my drive to work and back is unusually beautiful. I...

April 25, 2010

Prodigal April

It's the last day of my April vacation, and I've got the blues. There's always...

April 19, 2010

A Dream

How truthful are dreams, I wonder? How much are they flattery, and how much are...

April 11, 2010

Peter asks, “By what name?”

This is Peter writing, for the first time in much too long.Quaker meeting was good...

March 2010

March 21, 2010

Hallelujah

It rained today in my Quaker meeting: sun showers that came, and went, and came...

March 18, 2010

Shape Changer

I am more grateful than I can say for the warm weather we've had this...

March 08, 2010

Wild Geese in the Morning

I sometimes find Monday mornings a bit of a chore. (Doesn't everyone?)Sunday was wonderful; the...

February 2010

February 20, 2010

A Peace Testimony: Roots and Fruits

Not too long ago, I wrote what I saw as the first of a two...

February 10, 2010

A Little Plain Speech: History in a Christian Echo Chamber

Those who follow this blog already know how little I approve of slinging mud at...

February 02, 2010

January Apples

I have becomeJanuary apples, soft, though sweet.Flesh withered, slumped and baked,My bloom is gone.No summer...

January 2010

January 25, 2010

Of Athames, Swords and Ploughshares

Recently, I blogged about my enjoyment of a sport I'm no longer able to practice:...

January 17, 2010

Gracelessness

I am annoyed with myself.I like to think of myself as a warm and compassionate...

January 16, 2010

The Swashbuckling Quaker

If one plans to become a middle-aged female teacher of high school English, there is...

January 03, 2010

Turning Our Backs on Jesus: A Humble Request

Warning: You are entering a rant. Brace yourself.This one is directed at the Pagans among...

January 02, 2010

On Not Being Good

I like to knit, but I hate the beginning of the process. Because I am...

December 2009

December 28, 2009

Writing Cheerfully on the Web

We're number six! We're number six!The anthology of Quaker bloggers, Writing Cheerfully on the Web...

December 23, 2009

Fire in the Webs

It's still quite difficult to blog; I'm used to sitting down for two or three...

December 09, 2009

Season of the Deer

The nearness of Yule has a different feel to it this year, our first year...

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