The Winter Solstice is upon us. We have arrived, hopefully intact, to bid adieu to the shortest day of the year and the longest night of winter. For many pagans like my friend, Joan, Winter Solstice is the only occasion that warrants celebration during a marathon month completely hijacked by Christmas. Whether you worship Christ …
Sometime after October 31st, lawn-decorating enthusiasts everywhere replace their Halloween inflatables with Christmas inflatables. Anchored in the ground, they stand proud and taut, bobbing in the wind, in all their air blown glory. I pass these smiling, cartoon characters every day when I’m on the road seeing home care clients, running errands, or en route …
I find myself in a quandary the past two weeks over a minor detail of my Christmas dinner planning. I have gone through the same dilemma three years in a row and have never managed to resolve it. I probably shouldn’t refer to it as a quandary, it certainly isn’t a matter of life or …
I have decided to do a month of daily blog entries, each a minimum of 150 words. The reasoning for the word limit is twofold: 1. To not place too much pressure on my low-libido creativity. 2. To lower expectations of the reader. Visiting my mother at her senior’s residence this past weekend, I quizzed …
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