Peacekeepers at the Polls
Yesterday Abbie and I voted. After a rainy day it was still misting a bit late afternoon and seemed like a time when less people would be attempting in-person early voting at the Board of Elections on Morse Rd. So we headed out. The line was still quite long (partly…
Daily Connector | Spring is in the air | Marlene Suter
I’m dreaming of spring. I know, it’s only October, but this is the time of year when I plant spring-flowering bulbs and anticipate those first few days of warm sunshine and signs of new life. Spring is hands-down my favorite season, and my love for spring flowers is a big…
Daily Connector | What I Found Challenging and Difficult | Dan Halterman
The prompt was “what I find challenging or difficult now.” A recent experience was and is difficult and challenging. Nearly weekly since mid-June, I’ve biked with my signs to Cleveland Avenue and shared their messages – “…and justice for ALL” and “Know Justice, Know Peace.” The latter adds a bit…
Daily Connector | Stillness & a Cup of Coffee | Lavonne van der Zwaag
Recently I was surprised with a package from Julia Cameron. In it was an advance copy of her new book, The Listening Path: The Creative Art of Attention, scheduled to be released on January 12, 2021. In her introductory letter accompanying the book Cameron writes, “The listening path…asks us to…
Daily Connector | Discovering my Polish Roots: The Letter | Larry Less
The Polish history of my family has been shrouded in mystery. My Grandfather Marcin (Martin) Les(s) immigrated from Poland in 1912, travelling alone at the age of 19 as I learned from a passenger list of the steamer Cincinnati that departed from Hamburg. He died when I was about a…
