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Category Archives: Gravity
Come Walk With Me
At least I walk most days in these “unprecedented times”—a phrase I am thoroughly weary of. I decide to head out about 3pm so I can walk before the sun starts its descent at four. It’s well-hidden today, in grey … Continue reading
Posted in Aliens and uncharted planets, Dark side of the Moon, Gravity, Observatory, Star Catalogue, Winter Solstice
Tagged Christmas, thoughts
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Thoughts on a Sad Anniversary
The last two weeks of my Mom’s life were very hard–for me, my Dad, my siblings, her grandkids, and I suppose hardest of all for my Mom. Not that she was very lucid anymore. What started out as breast cancer … Continue reading
Posted in Gravity, Mothership, Winter Solstice
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Lost and Found
Let me tell you the story of my hat. This hat came into my life on my birthday, March 15, in 2010. The day before, on March 14, at around 8:30pm or so, my husband casually said to me “So, … Continue reading
Ode to a lost feild.
If you follow my sister’s blog (or are my sister) you may already be aware that my mother has started going through 2 steamer trunks full of old schoolwork. If not, catch up here. I found an undated, unsigned essay … Continue reading
Quick biopsy update
Just wanted to pop in and let y’all know that I’m back from the thyroid biopsy. I had my neck frozen and they took two samples. The freezing was the only kind of painful part. At any rate, it’s done and … Continue reading
The Big Lie–If I could just (fill in the blank) then I would be (fill in the blank).
It turns out, work isn’t the reason I wasn’t “getting stuff done”. I’m very good at not getting stuff done, all on my own. I am not so slowly driving myself crazy with my scattered mind. I don’t seem to … Continue reading
Posted in Gravity, Minor notes in the celestial chord, Moon
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Buying my Zen
In which I rant about the disconnect between being and buying your ideals. Continue reading
Posted in Big Bang, celestial beings, Gravity, Observatory
Tagged culture, Humor, money, news, opinion, philosophy, rant, spirituality
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Here comes the brain again.
In which I send you to read about Kate Zimmerman’s benign brain tumour and listen to Jill Bolte Taylor’s experience of her stroke. Much lighter than it sounds and more humourous than you would expect. Continue reading
Posted in Aliens and uncharted planets, Gravity, Sun
Tagged brain, health, Humor, neuroplasticity, science
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Strip-Mining
Watch this video: http://www.ted.com/talks/view/id/66 (it’s 20 minutes long, but it’s truly brilliant). Then read this article: http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/Content?oid=503829 (and if you think the situation is different in Canada, for the most part you would be wrong.) You may also perform these tasks in … Continue reading
Posted in Big Bang, Gravity, Observatory
Tagged brain, business, creativity, culture, education, performing arts, science, thoughts
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