Posted in nature, out and about on October 11, 2009 | 1 Comment »
When your holiday recreation options include watching movies starring this guy…
…or reading one of the few books in the cottage… (as if Thomas Kinkade actually sells paintings. and books featuring his paintings. Note to self, bring more books next time.)
… or listening to countless Thoreau quotes because someone finally decided to start reading “Walden”, heading outside is [...]
Posted in nature, reflections on October 9, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Today’s funeral for Dave was an expression of the vital power of community. I have often described our tight-knit OPC world to outsiders as creative, holy and purposeful. Leaders are united in a common vision of service that is taught at the formative, for most, age of16 and carries through… for Dave, it lasted for [...]
Posted in nature on June 3, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Since I no longer have a camera, a fact that I become increasingly more frustrated with by the hour, I steal pictures from somewhere else on the Internet so that you’re not looking at the most boring blog layout in the history of the WWW.
This hosta looks pretty much like the ones in our backyard [...]
