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Slower Sunday: Walking it off

December 1, 2024

I'm still walking off Thanksgiving. And realizing I'll soon be thinking about Christmas. What do you want for Christmas? Good health? Peace of mind? It's all out here. And it's free. Every day. Press Play to get in the mood.

Slower Sunday: Take Flight

November 24, 2024

Some birds have all the luck. Some don't. Take the turkey. A poor flier. And totally edible. Then there's the pelican. Funny looking on the ground. But when it takes flight, that's something to see. Effortless. Graceful. Take a minute. Press Play.

Slower Sunday: Mellow Yellow

November 17, 2024

No yellow pants or cars for me. No yellow iPhone cases. But there is one thing that's great in yellow. Bright without an edge. Warm even when the air is brisk. Have a good Sunday. In your favorite color.

Slower Sunday: Appalachian Time Machine

November 10, 2024

The trail that transports you to ... now. Right now. Right here. Too beautiful to let you think about what you didn't do yesterday. Or what you have to do tomorrow. Just Press Play.

Slower Sunday: In case you missed it

November 3, 2024

Set my alarm. Set up my camera. To save that first daylight. For you. In case you missed it. You might want to get ready for sunset. It's coming. Soon.

Slower Sunday: Ready for their close-up

October 27, 2024

They just make you stare. I hate to be rude but I really can't stop. Can you?

Slower Sunday: Open house

October 20, 2024

1-floor walk-up, fixer-upper. 4 rooms. Floor to ceiling windows. Good closet space. Canyon views. Walk to work. Whaddya think? Press Play to view.

Slower Sunday: Walk by water

October 13, 2024

What a place to wake up and take a slow morning walk. Any day. Especially Sunday morning. Early. When it's a little like sleep-walking. Happy Sunday.

Slower Sunday: Liquid Time Machine

October 6, 2024

I could watch one of these every Sunday. The one-minute vacation that clears your head. Take a minute. Press Play.

Slower Sunday: Wired

September 29, 2024

They had tiny electrodes sewn into a baseball cap attached to each of the subjects' heads. The caps wirelessly transmitted brain wave data to computers in their backpacks. Wild idea, huh?