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March 2010

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...

December 06, 2009

Waylaid by a Dragon

Illustration credit: Mikael HäggströmHave you ever noticed how much the shape of a human spine...

November 2009

November 04, 2009

Defense of Marriage

Note: This guest post was written by David R. Forman, a longtime friend of Peter's...

October 2009

October 25, 2009

Loss

Photo Credit: David HawgoodI was talking to my grown daughter on the phone the other...

October 13, 2009

Red in Tooth and Claw

When Nora, Peter's grandmother, lived with us, our household was the nucleus of an active...

October 07, 2009

There is Always Joy

To A. This isn't written for you. You don't need to take care of me...

September 2009

September 20, 2009

You Who Are My Bible

I have a vivid memory, from a Quaker retreat I attended not so long ago....

September 13, 2009

Meeting for Worship for Woods

I stayed home for meeting for worship today.The two acres of woods immediately behind our...

August 2009

August 29, 2009

Daily Sustainability

This is it... the last weekend before I return to full time teaching in a...

August 15, 2009

In Which our Heroine Tells us More Than we Wanted to Know about Her New Old House

So. As previously hinted, I do have more to say about New England Yearly Meeting....

August 08, 2009

New England Yearly Meeting Affirms Same-Sex Marriages

This was a sort of a breakthrough year for me at New England Yearly Meeting...

July 2009

July 22, 2009

Standing on Holy Ground

I dreamed a few nights back that I was in a hurry.I was rushing along...

July 16, 2009

Psst! Over Here!

We're guest blogging over at The Wild Hunt today. Come see!

July 13, 2009

Thought for the Day: Save What You Can

Pagans and Quakers spend a fair amount of time thinking about what is going wrong:...

July 11, 2009

A Walk in the Woods

I went for a walk in the woods yesterday.Though it's not the regular occurrence in...

July 09, 2009

Quaker Pagan Reflections Featured in Writing Cheerfully on the Web

Writing Cheerfully on the Web, an anthology of Quaker writing, is now available for order.And...

July 07, 2009

Touching the Spirit

Ask me where I feel Pagan, and I will hold out my hands. Ask me...

June 2009

June 29, 2009

On Chestnuts, Hemlocks, and Change

I am just a tiny bit of a control freak. I'm not just the kind...

June 20, 2009

The Quaker Confessional

Some things that feel odd at the time just get odder after the fact, in...

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