a story about searching for one’s lost tribe Wingapo Cheskchamay (“Welcome, All Friends” in Powhatan language) I share this excerpt from my book with you now because I have lately struck a chord in some of my posts….there are others besides me who do not feel that they fit in, and are looking for…
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Our Foray into Los Angeles, California
Well, okay, one thing that did hold up in terms of what I have heard about L.A. was the traffic…..driving the RV through with all of the fancy cars zipping in and out was so stressful for Peter (I was in the scout car ahead, walkie-talkie-ing directions and lane changes back to him). The intensity…
Thoughts on Family Partnership
I am feeling led to write about partnership today…I like to start when I get these urges to examine a concept by defining the word as well as looking up its synonyms: Partnership-a cooperative relationship between people or groups who agree to share responsibility for achieving some specific goal. Syn. alliance, collaboration, companionship, relationship Ah,…
Goodbye, Tejas…Part 2
We also took time to see the Texas State Aquarium on Corpus Christi Beach. It is a smaller facility than we are used to for an aquarium, but it made up for size in quality. I had particularly sweet interactions with the sea turtles, which crowded around to pose for my camera (I must have…
Goodbye, Tejas!
We have officially left Texas, ya’ll! When we arrived down in the Corpus Christi area to fetch the RV on October 5th, it was a balmy 90 degrees and the soft, moist air billowed our sails after a LONG drive down from Colorado. After waking up to 30 degree mornings back home, the warmth was a welcome…
