Do the thing you fear and the death of fear is certain. – Ralph Waldo Emerson Continue reading →
Seriously iTunes? We’ve known each other since Day One of iTunes. I was there when you were announced and we all stood around and tried to figure out what music **wasn’t** on iTunes. Continue reading →
Step out of the house •
dim morning cold, snow-dusted •
the lost remains lost. Continue reading →
That leaves just one question: what to bump up to the top of the to-read pile? Could be the new Tolkiens or it could be one of the fairy books… how to choose? Continue reading →
happiness may be a rhythm that sets all the days to music, and makes a dance of movement, a brighter brightness of the sun, a wine in the air and a wonder in the world. Continue reading →
We are digging our graves with our teeth.
