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Cat Escapades

May 13, 2010

  Friends up the street needed to move but couldn’t take their cat along. “Tommy” was not the sort to be picked up, or taken willingly to a new home, anyway. So we thought I would be able to entice him down to my home, less than ¼ mile away. Gradually, I moved his feeding [...]

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Springtime in Boise!

April 10, 2010

  My daughter says that seeing everything come to life is what makes it easier to survive the cold, snowy winter months. No words are needed for this Salute to Spring, although I have to say that I’m envious of her soil. Enjoy and pretend this is the first time you’ve ever seen something like [...]

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Memorial For A Beloved Friend

February 13, 2010

  Over the past couple of years that I have been writing this blog, some of you have gotten a glimpse of my handsome black cat, Kaimana. In Hawai`ian, Kaimana means “diamond.” He was solid black with a little white spot under his chin like a diamond necklace. He’s been with me for about twelve [...]

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All Hallows’ E’en

October 31, 2009

  All Hallows’ E’en was the night before All Saints’ Day, a time when the deceased were honored. It was also a night when the ghosts and spirits of our “dearly departed” roamed the world, looking for a way back to their other world. This celebration was also known as Samhain (pronounced sow-in) and roughly [...]

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Gallimaufry

October 24, 2009

  Before you go scrambling for your dictionary, I’ll save you the trouble. The word “gallimaufry” originally came from the French and it was a hash made out of meat scraps. So that’s what today’s post is going to be – sort of a hash of miscellaneous items that I find interesting. After my post [...]

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Happy Mother’s Day!

May 8, 2009

click here for larger image MY GANG   There are many “Mother myths” from various cultures and faiths. Some reveal the mother as nurturing, maternal, care giving, full of a feminine mystery and power. Other mother myths portray a darker side of motherhood, but I won’t talk about those today. In Jungian psychology, there is [...]

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