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The Art of the Letter (opens the original)
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I am listening to The Correspondent by Virginia Evans right now. I am only halfway through it, but it has already made me nostalgic for the days when I, like many others, used to write letters.Mostly, I wrote to my grandparents and my Aunt Charlene, and after sleepaway camp, to my camp friends during the school year. Camp was such an insular experience. You get extraordinarily close to your fellow campers in a short time, removed from your regular life and your family, and those friendships were
The River Running Free (opens the original)
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This past week I have had the great fortune of traveling with my mom and two of her fabulous friends to the Olympic Peninsula in the northwestern corner of Washington State. My traveling companions are all approximately 80 years old and full of appreciation and curiosity for this world. I hope to be as active and sharp in 25 years!Our Airbnb in Sequim was the perfect touchstone for a week of exploring. The first day we hit the Olympic National Park Visitor Center at the base of Hurricane Ridge R
The Bird of Humanity (opens the original)
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There is a mythical bird called the Bird of Humanity. I can’t remember where I first heard about it, but the image has stayed with me.One wing of the bird is made of qualities we have traditionally associated with the feminine: nurturing, cooperation, empathy, compassion, and emotional intelligence. The other wing is made of qualities we have traditionally associated with the masculine: achievement, protection, competition, assertiveness, and strength. Only when both wings are fully outstretched
VegFest is Back (opens the original)
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This past weekend I had the privilege of attending VegFest in Portland, Oregon — the first one hosted by NW Veg since 2019. NW Veg is a nonprofit dedicated to promoting a healthier, cleaner, and more compassionate world through a plant-based diet and lifestyle. After joining the board in March, I also joined many of the planning meetings for this incredible two-day event. When things are still in progress, it is sometimes hard to imagine it all coming to fruition. Everything along the way can fe
Numinous (opens the original)
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I love reading and one of my favorite moments is when I come across a word I don’t know. This past week I added numinous to my list of discoveries and it is my new favorite. I didn’t have this word logged in my rational, language-filled brain, but I knew the exact feeling when I read the definition: an adjective that describes a deep, mysterious, or spiritual quality that makes you feel awe and wonder.I go out in my backyard every night with my dogs and my husband to look up at the night sky and
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