“By serving on committees, taking part in discussions, volunteering our time and resources, attending public gatherings and sharing with our neighbors, we are all becoming transparent to the ground of being.”
“I’d had it with hearing about yet one more thing anyone over 40 can’t, shouldn’t, or won’t do.”
“Debating memories is silly, really. Our memories are personal and unique.”
“As surely as the sun will rise in the east each morning, we will continue to need each other.”
“Seeing the beautiful intricate design of the complete nut seems like a miracle. A sculpture. How seldom we see the meat of even a walnut shelled unbroken.”
“Recently I’ve noticed how we often misinterpret well-known phrases by using them the out of their original context or dropping lines entirely.”
“Our strength is in our ability to work together to meet needs and solve problems.”
“When I travel abroad, even just up to Canada, I’m embarrassed to tell people I’m American.”
“The memory hangs one-sided between us, like a few of the fridge pictures whose tape has lost its adhesive.”
“Let’s do what we can to protect the vulnerable in our community.”
“Just as leaves turn and drop, grasses crisp and gardens die back, I can feel the season turning in my own life.”
“It’s good to see childhood continuing to thrive in the 21st century in our little corner of Addison County.”
“So here is my prescription: Resist the oppressors. Take care of yourself and enjoy this wonderful world. Say yes.”
“When we use our power for helping and sharing and listening, it expands.”
A raccoon and a fisher cat get curious about life inside a Lincoln home.
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