Month: July 2014
Across The Bridge in Keene
Fascinated by Darkness, Me
Spiritual joys come only from solitude / So the wise choose the bottom of the well / For the darkness down there beats / The darkness up here. / He who follows at the heels of the world / Never saves his head.
–Rumi, Solitude
Do you want to be at the bottom or the top of the well? I must not be wise because I would have chosen the top for reasons of sanity. I know it up here, I am trapped down there.
But the point is well taken, up here I am either tempted or coerced to follow the world. So I choose to be in the well of my head and never leave home without it. This way I can be me, but not too much.
The Great Conversation: Dinner with an Author
Things I’ve Seen
It just keeps getting better.
New Hampshire Garden Solutions
Certain mushrooms seem to appear at the same time each year, and yellow fly agarics (Amanita muscaria var, guessowii) are right on schedule. This one was about as big as my index finger, but was strong enough to push up through a mat of wet leaves.
I’ve never seen as many Indian pipes (Monotropa uniflora) as I have this year. Not only have their numbers increased but they appeared earlier than usual. Since they don’t make their own food and live as parasites, stealing nutrients from the mycelia of certain fungi, they don’t need chlorophyll. The lack of chlorophyll leads to another common name: ghost plant.
If you’re a gardener a fungal disease like leaf spot is the last thing you want to see in the garden but if you can get past the feelings of disappointment and frustration and see it for what it is…
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Keene Walk
Keene Walk
Night Stories — Sally Storch
“Wrong Note” — Thomas Bernhard
Think twice before you sing in church.
Wordless Wednesday – Ripples of Red
Relaxing
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~Morgan~
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