How great that in 1969, America was the first country to leave a footprint on the moon. But after 50 years, could it be time to commit to a different kind of ambition that would make us even more proud? Read Full Post »
"Celery Ellen" is the nickname I was given by my father as a child, a play on Sara Ellen, my given name. Checking on the numerology of
Celery Ellen Heath, I discovered it describes a person who needs freedom "like a bird needs its wings."
Wherever the adventurous mind flies, it will return here to nest and share.
How great that in 1969, America was the first country to leave a footprint on the moon. But after 50 years, could it be time to commit to a different kind of ambition that would make us even more proud? Read Full Post »
Suddenly on that 80-mile drive home, I had company. His name was Luther.
One of my most important childhood memories has to do with the Bible story of Abraham and Isaac.
“When you see a new trail, or a footprint you do not know, follow it to the point of knowing.”
Uncheedah
“Two roads diverged in a yellow wood . . . .”
Robert Frost
I am ahead of my time–at least in the moment.
Potatoes are clearly hot, so here is another story.
We must be alert for messages from the Beyond.
“It’s a book about trees,” says Richard Powers, and humor ripples through the audience.
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” Read Full Post »