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 »
Bio
Ellen Heath lives and writes in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Her career in communications has included experience as a congressional aide, corporate speechwriter, government relations and public affairs specialist, and freelance writer. She is the author of Lizard Diary, a memoir of an experience with shamanism, and The Inheritance, a novel that was published in 2012. She has a B.A. degree in English from Stanford University
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The Rancher and the Cottonwood Tree
Suddenly on that 80-mile drive home, I had company. His name was Luther.
The Sacrifice of Isaac
One of my most important childhood memories has to do with the Bible story of Abraham and Isaac.
Yet Another Trail
“When you see a new trail, or a footprint you do not know, follow it to the point of knowing.”
Uncheedah
The Yellow Wood of New Mexico
“Two roads diverged in a yellow wood . . . .”
Robert Frost
A Moment with the Mimbres
I am ahead of my time–at least in the moment.
A Monkey and A Sweet Potato
Potatoes are clearly hot, so here is another story.
The Potato Moment
We must be alert for messages from the Beyond.
The Overstory Triumphs
“It’s a book about trees,” says Richard Powers, and humor ripples through the audience.
Can History Stymie Evolution?
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” Read Full Post »