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Lighting a Candle
Eight Words to Say to a Friend
Posted: 2025 Jan 13
Photo Memory of the Week
Posted: 2025 Jan 18
Poetry of the Week
Generation to Generation
- Antoine de Saint-ExuperyIn a house which becomes a home,
one hands down and another takes up
the heritage of mind and heart,
laughter and tears, musings and deeds.
Love, like a carefully loaded ship,
crosses the gulf between the generations.Read the whole thing, here.Posted: 2025 Jan 18
Category Archives: Day-to-Day Encounters
Just Like That
It’s kinda like flossing, yeah? Continue reading
Posted in Appreciating Deeply, Day-to-Day Encounters, Thinking Broadly
Tagged Attitudes, Community, Culture
8 Comments
Except Me
Old lessons, re-learned. Continue reading
Posted in Day-to-Day Encounters, Feeling Clearly, Relationships and Behaviour, Thinking Broadly
Tagged Community
8 Comments
Anyway
More car and societal reflections. Continue reading
Posted in Appreciating Deeply, Day-to-Day Encounters, Laughing Frequently, Photos of Flora
Tagged Pareidolia, Reflections, Trees
10 Comments
Button, Button, Tile & Button
Reflections on which part of the project to pick first. Continue reading
Are You Ready to Order?
Because help is not in the mind of the sender, but in the hands of the receiver. Or not. Continue reading
Posted in Day-to-Day Encounters, Laughing Frequently, Thinking Broadly
Tagged Conversations, Food & Drink
10 Comments
The Shortest Distance
Old work lessons, and new. Continue reading
Posted in Day-to-Day Encounters, Laughing Frequently, Management and Work
Tagged Attitudes, Community
10 Comments
Options
As hard as it can be to talk to a person, it’s better than the alternative. Continue reading
Posted in Day-to-Day Encounters, Feeling Clearly, Laughing Frequently
Tagged Business, Conversations, Technology
10 Comments
Tubs and Ladders
A little bit like snakes and ladders. Sort of. Continue reading
Posted in Day-to-Day Encounters, New Perspectives, Thinking Broadly
Tagged Buildings, Miscellany
6 Comments
As Ithers See Us
“O wad some Power the giftie gie us, To see oursels as ithers see us!” – Robbie Burns Continue reading