Duo Dickinson
Sowing Seeds
An Annual Tradition Coming Full Circle
Alone Again, Naturally.
Rescued by a Love Now Lost
Life, and Its Absence
A Lenten Reflection on Emily Dickinson
Consider the Bees of the Air
Drunk on nectar until we die and life goes onto the next.
What Is Seen
There are moments when the profane cannot avoid, let alone hide, the universal.
Humbled by Achievement
From the lofty perch of football immortality, Cooper Kupp confessed his unworthiness.
A Devastating Act of Hubris
The Inhumanity of “The Vessel” and its Aftermath
Unthinkable, Unearned Forgiveness
I was asked to ask for forgiveness. I did. And was forgiven.
The Reformation of the Internet
On Faith, and the Fall of Architecture’s Gatekeepers
The Meal That Changed So Much
A few minutes of conversation revealed the meaning of decades of dysfunction.
A Lack of Earning Potential
There is no manual explaining why life has been given and why it ends.
Beauty That Does Not Die
A Sugar Maple Tree’s Mortality (And Our Own)
