So, part of this author adventure is that my publisher assigns a publicist to help me get the word out about my new book (Pagan Curious — A Beginner’s Guide …
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New directions, and a new book too
So, it’s not like I haven’t been writing. I just haven’t been writing here. From the looks of this blog, you might think I’ve been in outer space and just …
‘Yay,’ I whispered loudly, ‘my book is here!’
Imagine, if you will, that your lifelong dream has just come true! You’ve been anticipating the Big Day, and it arrives, the dream is born… and you can’t really tell …
Oh, the irony of getting what you wanted
What I’ll remember most about this coronavirus ordeal (I mean, besides the thrum of imminent disease and death) is not the bother of looking like an old-timey bandit every time …
Cornered…
The breadbasket has been in one corner on our kitchen counter forever. You have to reach over a bunch of olive oil and vinegar bottles to get some bread. Sometimes the …
Rebooted reboot
I know, I know, I know… I popped back in from outer space on January 1, all ready to reboot this blog and get back to opining about all sorts …
Knocking down the cobwebs
Pffft… pffft… pfffffffft…. Dang, there are cobwebs all over this place, aren’t there! Dust everywhere you look! I’m almost ashamed to admit that I haven’t made a single post since …
After the fire: returning to Harbin
It was our 10th anniversary last week. We used to spend every anniversary at the place where we were handfasted: the Harbin Hot Springs temple. But we couldn’t, because the …
What Would Jesus Do about Notre Dame?
Watching flames engulf the Notre Dame Cathedral on the evening news was simply stunning. I was — am — saddened to see such an architectural masterpiece, with such rich history, …
Julia’s tree is gone
We need things that remind us to smile. Such was the random, rogue little juniper tree that sprung up in a random little place on what Winters folks call the …