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Visuals Speak to Me – Quite Loudly as it Turns Out
I am a very visual person, although I have more of an ability to recall those things I’ve seen rather than being very good at creating visuals. This week my cup overfloweth with colleagues and students pointing me to some … Continue reading
Looking Out my Window
On a grey winter day, it is the little things in life that make a difference in the dreary Northwest. As I was heads down focusing on my virtual screen to the world, I looked up and there was an … Continue reading
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The Cricket
After an intense weekend of group process at a McCarthy bootcamp, I wanted to spend some time reflecting on the process and the insights. As part of searching while “On the way to Somewhere Else” to aid those reflections, I … Continue reading
Through Natures Lens
There’s an app for that. Today, I did my three mile walk with EveryTrail. I’ve traveled this same trail either walking or running hundreds of times in the last ten years. Yet, I’ve never taken it with a camera in hand. So … Continue reading
Posted in Exercise, iPhone, Nature, User Experience
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Ferry Capacity – Obesity Strikes
You have to love some of the things that the government spends time and money on. This week we learned that the Washington State Ferries passenger carrying capacity has to be lowered considerably due to the average weight gain of … Continue reading
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Chris Alexander – Patterns Which are Alive
One of the many challenges of life is how work and living get separated along with the spiritual and play. I often reflect on how much I am away from home with my business and how little my children got … Continue reading
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Finding My Sword
In the late 1980s I had the privilege of attending a three day seminar put on by the Catholic Church called Cursillo in the diocese of New Hampshire. The course is also known as a short course in Christianity. The original … Continue reading
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Sunrise to Sunset on a Northwest Island Day
We have the gift of living on an island in the Pacific Northwest. It is a day like today that showcases all that is the best of Seattle. I awoke this morning to the ferry sounding its foghorn waking me … Continue reading
