Solving Problems by Walking … or, Here’s Another Idea
Solving Problems by Walking … or, Here’s Another Idea A few weeks back, another op-ed piece appeared in The New York Times that caught my eye. Andrew McCarthy wrote “Whatever the Problem, It’s Probably Solved by Walking” (March 26, 2023). I know, I know: I’ve blogged about walking before, but as I’ve said, David and…
Read More We Need Each Other — at Work, at Play, in Every Way — to be Fully Human
We Need Each Other – at Work, at Play, in Every Way – to be Fully Human I’ve noticed recently a spate of articles appearing in newspapers and magazines about our need for other humans in our lives – from our workspaces to our social lives generally – articles about our interdependence as a species,…
Read More Looking for Paradise
Looking for Paradise The name of an old friend, Pico Iyer, appeared in the byline of an op-ed titled “The Trouble With Paradise” in the Sunday, Jan. 15 edition of The New York Times. Not actually a personal friend, Iyer is someone who inspired me greatly in a book he published a few years back:…
Read More The Spirituality of Walking: An Awe-Full (or Awe-Filled!) Experience
The Spirituality of Walking An Awe-Full (or Awe-Filled!) Experience You who know my habits know that a daily walk or two is a really must-do activity. So David and I take at least one walk, usually around the neighborhood or nearby park, each day – two if we’re lucky. (See my lead photo and the…
Read More The Joy of Wine: A Drink of the Gods
The Joy of Wine A Drink of the Gods – Almost as Old as Humankind Itself Some of you know that if I am really lucky, along about mid to late afternoon, I retire upstairs to pray, think, read, and relax at the end of a usually busy and sometimes crazy day. I refer to…
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