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I love your work. It's too bad that you don't post more of it here. Yet, I understand. You can't do everything.

No doubt.

There's no doubt about it.

Oh.. it's a combination of things. Other posts, web sites, and some I do think of.

In the stillness of a new day, it’s hard to ignore what actually counts.

In Vermont, that morning cup is less a beverage and more a survival tool. 😂

🤣

Nope. Not my president.

Vermont frost doesn’t wait for your permission to form, and compassion shouldn’t wait for personal experience either.

Tell me why this feels increasingly accurate.

Note to self and friends.

Some mornings I swear I’m not aging — I’m just operating past the manufacturer’s suggested timeline.

Call it intuition, call it chaos, call it ancestral guidance. Either way, it tastes right.

Good morning from Vermont — where the light takes its time, the coffee tastes a little braver, and the world feels just quiet enough to start again.

Surveillance has never been a safeguard. Complacency is how it happens — anywhere.

Artist, poet, and philosopher alike share in what Aquinas named the study of wonder, a way of moving through the world that widens how we see, feel, and create.

Having an Italian husband who is a masterful chef means I never really had a choice — good thing I love it too.

One of my favorite songs is, "Keep Young and Beautiful" by Annie Lennox. Not sure that's the best choice but it's the first one that came to mind. <sigh> Perhaps, I'm hopeless?

Positivity helps as do mirrors, but I’m still keeping garlic in the pantry. Just in case.