Helpers
listen to each other
be the helper
be part of something good
Organizers
Basically all I need and use is held within folders on my home page. Filing cabinets of info in the palm of my hand, and this has been so helpful in recent days for a variety of reasons.
That wasn’t always the case. Over twenty years ago, my go-to organizer was Day-Timer.
Moses Mountain
Photo taken in 2010 on my way to work: a dusting of snowfall and a blanket of soft mist, all shining gloriously in the sun. I stopped in awe and thanks.
Little Crab Apples
mom made her favorite jelly from them; she used a lot of sugar, but it was delicious.
Connect Inspire Create
Thank you, Kevin, for the love poetry– it touches the heart in so many ways!
Cottage Feldgang
This summer’s CLmooc is an exploration of different types of field walks, or feldgangs. A Feldgang is a close exploration, a quiet deep dive into the world around you. I decided to create a feldgang for my family, a field walk around the nooks and crannies of Gramma’s Cottage.
SOL19 Day 9 Favorite Place
the surreal sycamore–
the giant of the neighborhood whose
canopy engulfs the backyard
in soothing shade
where grandkids sing
SOL19 Day 2 Serendipity
On my walk today with Scott, down the sidewalk to the wooden bridge over Fiddle Creek, we pause as we always do to gaze down and enjoy nature’s beauty growing … Continue Reading SOL19 Day 2 Serendipity
SOL18 Draft
Ha! I signed in to my WordPress for today’s Slice of Life and noticed four drafts dating all the way back to 2009! One draft from 2016 included only this … Continue Reading SOL18 Draft
SOL Thank You
This is my first posting to Flickr. It was January 13, 2009. Winter was harsh and bitter; Crescent Lake froze. The hills, dotted in sage brush, looked like a frosty … Continue Reading SOL Thank You
One Word
By Sheri [Flickr] One Word. Story. We humans are stories, each of us unique and different, living out our lives according to our plans and obstacles, making life work as … Continue Reading One Word
DecDoodle Hidden
Hidden in the stream of twitter are hashtags on which people connect, learn, share, and collaborate in online neighborhoods. One such twitter neighborhood is #CLmooc, which began here and here. … Continue Reading DecDoodle Hidden
DigCiz Hospitality
See at Flickr Many of the people I “hang out” with online are worried about the state of an open and free [in spirit] online community. We’re mostly educators who … Continue Reading DigCiz Hospitality
Fifty Days of Sketching
Fifty Days of Sketching with #Sketch50 from sketch50.org Follow my own “growth mindset” as I accept a sketching challenge to improve my art and my message. Thank you to all Sketch50 creators … Continue Reading Fifty Days of Sketching
Tinkering With Voices in Poetry
Tinkering, playing around, experimenting: that’s learning. So when Kevin Hodgson [@dogtrax] read my “On Starting: A Poem for Three Voices,” he suggested recording those three voices in a podcast. Kevin … Continue Reading Tinkering With Voices in Poetry
SOL17 DoodleaDay Sketch50 Haibun
A Message from Robins A Haibun Poem I awoke to a new day announced at first light by a chorus of robins, a celebration of the last #doodleaday, ready for … Continue Reading SOL17 DoodleaDay Sketch50 Haibun
1DR What Else? 