Archive for March, 2007

Beltane Begins at Equinox

Friday, March 23rd, 2007

Due to a plumbing emergency this week, I found myself out in my front yard two mornings in a row. My neighbor Joe was doing the fixing part under the house, and I was there helping by periodically handing him a tool or a rag when he yelled for one. The rest of the time, [...]

City By the Bay

Monday, March 19th, 2007

Well, it’s been a busy week since I came back from my trip. I think I’ve caught up with everything essential, even plowing through the dreaded FAFSA form for Lyra’s financial aid. Ugh, I absolutely hate that thing, but I’ve filled one out for various kids for several years running now. You’d think it would [...]

Queen of the Road

Friday, March 9th, 2007

(With apologies to Roger Miller.) I have been enjoying myself out on the road this week. There’s been no boxcars or broom pushing involved, but thanks to the largesse of old friends and the interest in dreams and other workshops I give, I’ve been able to partake of early Spring in the Northwest, a rarefied [...]

The “El” Word

Thursday, March 1st, 2007

Okay, time to fess up. We’ve all heard the word bandied about. We’ve all applied it to someone we think is one, or have argued heatedly against applying it to someone else. We think we know what it means, but aren’t sure that anyone else would agree with us. It’s tremendously important, but also a [...]