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What it comes down to…
By Cynthia Swan Driving from my son’s home to my own After a late night babysitting my grandson, I drop into the stream of my
An Old Navy Man
By Johanne LaRocque His coffee tastes of freshly tarred driveway Burning nostrils, stinging eyes, feeding Tendrils of bitterness sprouting from Inky black grounds of
Mother’s Day 2014
By Laura K. Deal On this cold, wet, snowy Mother’s Day, my daughters study for their final exams, taking their education seriously, with the
Shadowed windows open
By Karen Perrell Campbell Shadowed windows open Am I the guide or the guided Learning which path to take Opening the door to understanding? Am
Just One Lemon
By Johanne LaRocque Started it all I went to Google For a curious look And found over 100 ways To use this fruit. I didn’t
Interview with Andrew Austin
I’m delighted to share this interview I did with Andrew Austin, developer of the technique he calls Metaphors of Movement. By helping people fully imagine
Tattoos in dreams
I recently heard a dream report of having leopard print tattoos on the forearms. The dreamer at first thought they were really cool, but later
On seeing four photographs
By Catherine Woods I tumble quickly as my despair gathers momentum. The dinosaur’s skeletal remains on the floor, near the forgotten and forlorn chair,
Dolmen
A dolmen is a Neolithic stone tomb, usually with two side stones and a capstone that spans the distance between the side stones. They were,