by lori | May 15, 2017 | Beauty, Culture Shift, Gratitude, Grief, Here and now, Love, Nature, Neighbors, Pacific Northwest, Poetry, Respite, Work
When the wind strolls in, my meadow friends dance and bow. When waves rush to crash across my ocean friend, wide beach smiles back at me and the eagles work-resting silent on wind above etch sky-to-horizon greetings down all the way home so strong, having learned to... by lori | Oct 22, 2014 | Here and now, Poetry, Women, Writing
poet, artist find the space your place outside the race where mind goes empty ego floats to grace go there every day No matter what every day if only for a moment Go there Go there Go There now. Can you feel the earth? Her spinning rhythm? Feel your strong and... by lori | Apr 17, 2014 | Wayfinding, Writing
Here’s the thing about shedding your old self. The act itself isn’t hard. It’s the thinking and worrying about it that’s hard. Seven years ago I thought that leaving the corporate world, the reliable paycheck, the medical benefits, and complete... by lori | Feb 4, 2014 | Pirates, Poetry, Work
Work begins with fed cat on the windowsill with butt in chair Ears to be perpetually tuned to TWBS, the wind and bird station even during the big meeting especially within the mundane Good work for pirates with tied tongues and agile fingers who delight in...