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How Time Flies…Until it Doesn’t: Counting the Hours
I always celebrate the Solstices, but this year, the Summer Solstice had me thinking about how fast time flies. How quickly the sun fades and the skies dim. Sunset in Oregon on Solstice is after 9pm; not as late as … Continue reading
Reboot: You Can Always Start Over
Spring arrived yesterday. It kind of snuck up on me this time. I know, it comes every year, but after this Year of Pandemic, and being cooped up and careful and socially distanced, I almost missed it. And I shouldn’t … Continue reading
2020 The List and the Lesson
Hoochie mamma, what a year 2020 has been. So many unimagined events, so much atrocious behavior, stress beyond belief. Like slime from a dark lagoon, the sludge not only clung to us individually, but to our communities, our states, our … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020, Best Reads, Christopher Moore, Kat Rambo, Montana 1948, Robert McCammon, The Immigrant Song, Ursula LeGuin
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Nuggets of Joy
As I glanced out the window Thursday night, I was struck by the beautiful colors of a zinfandel-red sunset. I stepped out on the balcony for a better look, and could see a thin crescent moon adding it’s own illumination … Continue reading
Posted in bad kitty, chocolate, Sharon Joss
Tagged 2020, appreciation, blessings, joy
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Word of the Days
Propaganda. By definition, it is described as a systematic effort to use information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view. According to Bruce Lannes Smith, Coauthor of Propaganda, … Continue reading
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Tagged 1984, days to the election, election, George Orwell
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A Learned Reflexive Response
Buckle up. It’s automatic; so ingrained in our culture, we don’t even think about it anymore, we just do it. Like saying “please” and “thank you”, it’s a learned reflexive response. In other words, it occurs after an association has … Continue reading
The ‘To Read’ Guilt Paradox and the Pandemic
Over the years, my ‘books to read’ stack has grown from a pile to a stack to an entire bookshelf, and continued to grow until it has consumed several bookcases. And if pressed, I would admit to double-row stacking of … Continue reading
Posted in best seller, books, Donate, library, Robert McCammon, Sharon Joss
Tagged books, pandemic, to read
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