Saving Our Personal Stories
In places where people have existed for centuries, my thoughts turn to wonder who might have walked these paths or streets, who lived and conducted business in the structures, who loved, raised…
Living, more than breath and heartbeat?
https://meanderingpassage.com//wp-content/uploads/images/2020/06/EBM-20200606141602-2.jpg This period certainly seems to be the “days-of-change.” Powerful protests for BLM continue (Day 12) and are maturing with large, ethnically diverse, and more peaceful crowds. These demonstrations against injustice and racial bias are happening not only nationally but globally as well. Hopefully, some real changes will come from this, and also hopefully people…
Choices are seldom black or white
“How much is a human life worth? That’s the real discussion that no one is admitting openly or freely. But we should.” ~ Andrew Cuomo, NY State Governor https://meanderingpassage.com//wp-content/uploads/images/2020/05/EBM-20140703000000-7-1200×800.jpg s I’ve watched his daily briefings on the day-to-day struggles of New York to handle the Coronavirus Pandemic, I’ve become a fan of the NY…
Wishful Friday
My pill sorter indicated it was Friday this morning and I thought…
Week Two
There’s not so many “nets to mend” when you’re not only retired but have been retired for some time. However, there’s always my personal projects, even if they’re not important to any one else. I made this photo of these two large giraffe figures looking out the front window of a store to…
Your actions may be a life or death “miracle” for yourself or others.
This first week of shut-down amid worsening COVID-19 virus news feels like taking the first step onto a long shaky swing bridge over icy cold waters. The other end of the bridge…
