Category: Portals of the Past & Future
Unexpected Lessons From Dia del los Muertos
Unexpected Lessons From Dia del los Muertos by Layla Morgan Wilde The beautiful powerful bonfire ceremony last evening sparked this and in the spirit of change, I’m popping up new images and pos... Read More
Leonard Cohen, Visionary Canadian Zen Singer/Songwriter/Muse Dies at 82
Leonard Cohen, Visionary Canadian Zen Singer/Songwriter/Muse Dies at 82. A gloomy week in the U.S. turned darker. The world has lost an iconic poet with a body of work spanning 60 years. Leonard Cohen... Read More
I’ll Have What She’s Having (Not)
I’ll Have What She’s Having (Not) Before most millennials were born, the iconic line from the 1989 film When Harry Met Sally still resonates but what about the food? And why am I suddenly... Read More
Taking The Stairs Two At A Time
Do you remember the last time you felt energized and motivated to take the stairs two at time? I don’t. I also don’t remember when my knees began to creak and complain. Suddenly all ki... Read More
Memories and Backdoor Thieves
One of my favorite long time readers disappeared during the unfortunate blog migration and he emailed me recently to see how I was doing. I guess he missed the email about the changes. Countless other... Read More
MLK Day Staircase of Faith
In honor of Martin Luther King Day, I found a staircase image I’d taken last summer which fit a quote of his on faith to a tee. In the spirit of faith and rising to challenges, I hope it inspire... Read More
The Past is Never Dead
One of the reasons I love old crumbling artifacts and architecture, worn stones and yellowed pages, is they remind me that the past is never dead, as the Faulkner quote goes. Even when they’re d... Read More