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Holding the Space
Sometimes I wonder how so much good and bad can happen in such a short time. Friday night we watched the Telluride Mountain Film Festival. It was part of a fundraiser for the fair and the watershed council held at the fairgrounds. The first film drew applause because...
Dark News on a Bluebird Day
I am up too early. Sitting at the kitchen counter sipping coffee. The fire is popping in the stove, the radio is on low, with the news. Our news, that a heli-skiing accident yesterday killed one guide, and seriously injured two clients, hasn’t made the loop yet. But...
Sunday’s Thought
" Happiness always comes as a by-product of something else- it does not exist as a separate entity. It is those who know what it is to give themselves to something larger than they are who know joy."- Bishop Edmond Lee Browning
A Few Good Screens (and a Film Screening.)
Go ahead, play in the snow-- here is a great little film of a sledding race set to the William Tell Overture by 23 year-old Haines filmmaker Kee Heywood. (It's only a few minutes and will make you wish you were playing hooky for real.)He made it back in 2009. Kee is...
Sneezing & Typing a Few Thoughts on Writing.
I think it was Edna Ferber (Giant author) who said the work of writing must be done, "sick or well", or, I might add, if the muse sprinkles fairy dust or not. Recently, I had to write an artist's statement for a fellowship. In a page or less I had to say why I write,...
Thank you, but I’m fine.
Here's a pretty picture taken this morning to thank you for all the notes about my ankle. I didn't mean to alarm you. I'm really fine. Sort of. I have the cold and flu thing that's going around, and since my ankle gave out at the same time and I have a headache and my...
