Taking a Walk Instead of a Drive

I often drive. I often walk too – but I tend to not walk along the paths I drive on – so it's kind of neat to see what I can see when I am on foot.  It's a whole new perspective. It's a bit like being in the passenger seat and having a different [...]

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Listen to the birds!

Often I sit and listen to the sounds around me. Sometimes it's an F-15 or 2, more often it's one of the many airplanes taking off from PDX, the traffic I hear from I-5 and Marine Drive, or the water critters and pets that live here.   None of this is bothersome to me as [...]

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Awesome Late Summer Morning

Woke up very early and this was my gift for getting up!  It was awesome. Spectacular sunrise – complete with a plane taking off from PDX. [see video] I don't think I've ever before seen a sky that looked like this.     The morning sky in Portland is like no other place I've lived!  [...]

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In Honor of Labor Day

On Facebook this morning – I posted: Seems I posted this last year [according to FB] but it's worth a repeat! This is Labor Day weekend – take some time to think about what the Labor movement brought to all workers! Quaint ideas like living wages, overtime and 40 hour work weeks. After reading and [...]

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Finally – Shoes I love To Wear

Vibram fivefingers with nasturtiums   I love my fivefingers! A shoe that I am not in a hurry to take off when I get home.   I don't rave about shoes but I love them so much I even wrote a review for REI [where I bought them.] Shoe shopping and I have a love/hate [...]

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Are You a Non-linear in a Linear World?

Do you, like this child, march to your own drum? Are you often seen as a square peg in a round hole? Are you thinking of yourself as ADD or ADHD? STOP! Think again! It may just be that you have a non-linear mind!! If you find yourself asking asking ”What is a non-linear mind?” [...]

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