Sas Carey
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Ways of Seeing: A friend reveals another ‘Why’
When acting on an impulse, I usually do not know why I am doing it. My guidance tells me what I need to do but not how or…
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The trip of a lifetime: Sas Carey takes the long road7
Since the first time Sas Carey stepped foot on Mongolian soil in the summer of 1994, she felt a “leading” — a calling to “support and document the…
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Ways of Seeing: Exploring the barn led to a surprise
A driving force in my life has been exploring. “Marrying Mongolia,” my new book, follows that theme from childhood.
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A book of a lifetime: Sas Carey shares her memoir
“Everything that happened in my life led me to Mongolia. Or maybe it just seems that way as I look back on it,” said Sas Carey, Middlebury author…
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Ways of Seeing: It pays to listen to one’s inner self
When you follow your inner guidance or calling, amazing things can happen. For instance, I went to Mongolia, a place I never dreamed of going.
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Ways of Seeing: Passing along psychic vibes
Religions are split in their opinions about psychics.
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Ways of Seeing: One word with many meanings
My adventure for the past two-and-a-half years has been to write a memoir. I have enjoyed taking myself back into my life stories and experiences and sharing them.
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Ways of Seeing: Bureaucratic hurdles a world away
If you are like I am, you don’t pay attention to how to get somewhere if someone else is driving. You and I can focus on the scenery…
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Ways of Seeing: Is simplicity the better path?
Why is it so hard for us to be satisfied with what we have?
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Ways of seeing: Gentle heat provides pleasing winter thaw
During the beginning of the month, when it wasn’t below zero, I lost heat. Sitting at my computer, not moving around the house or yard, my hands were…
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Ways of seeing: More than a film — a relationship
I met Khongoroo (pronounced Hungara), the protagonist, 15 years ago when she rode her reindeer into a Dukha reindeer herding settlement I was visiting.
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Ways of seeing: Social networking skills erode
My mother called being a part of a conversation “getting a word in edgewise.” I never had trouble doing that, maybe because I was the oldest of five…
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Ways of seeing: Seeing (BLM) signs of progress
In 1969 I adopted a biracial daughter. Though she has not searched for her heritage, she has always believed herself to be half African American. Jasmine was born…
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Ways of seeing: Eight words help restore calm
This is the best moment of my life. When I see this sentence on a young woman’s T-shirt as she walks with friends in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia’s capital, I…
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Ways of seeing: Small strokes led to bigger splash
The strangest things happen while traveling backward into my life. I am writing a memoir. The first draft, now finished, includes vignettes, little stories I found myself sharing.…
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Ways of Seeing: Making tomato soup in late summer
When I mention that I saw a little farm stand with summer squash on the way to a socially-distanced visit with a friend in Lincoln, she tells me…