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The Sands of Time. Between My Toes.

December 31, 2023

It's that time of year when everything conspires to make you think about time. But I have to admit, I'm thinking less about time and more about sand. Where my toes would like to be. Press Play, put your feet up and let your toes watch.

The Year on the Trail 2023

December 29, 2023

Sometimes you lose the trail. Sometimes the trail loses you. Happy New Year.

Slower Resolutions

December 28, 2023

Slower resolutions. Think about years. Think about a year ago. If you started then, you'd be there now. Wherever your there is. So take this next year to do something you'd really like to do. No rush.

Both Ways

December 25, 2023

It's always so hard. Finding the right card. Winter White? Or warm? Couldn't decide. So when I came in from the cold, I went for both. Press Play. Take a deep breath with me. Have a wonderful day.

Slower Sunday: How many angels?

December 24, 2023

About 50. Plus 30 cherubs. Not on the head of a pin. No, they're all up a tree in New York this month. At the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Press Play. And have a beatific Sunday.

Slower Sunday: Early White Christmas

December 17, 2023

I'm on this really wonderful walk. Yeah, it's about 25 degrees out, the windchill's 16. The path is ... slippery. But the Park is spectacular.

Slower Sunday: Watching the grass blow

December 10, 2023

Well here's a perfect Slower Sunday activity. Grass watching. This is not a joke about smokin' pot.

Slower Sunday: Floating under

December 3, 2023

I always enjoy walking across them, but ... floating under them, well, that's the real magic here.

Slower Sunday: It’s Not About You

November 26, 2023

It's not easy being ... you. So if this holiday weekend's been all about being the you that pleases everyone else, here's a Way to get away from ... you. And you get a pizza as a bonus. Just for you.

Slower Sunday: I like them up here

November 19, 2023

Just last week, there were a lot more leaves up here. And a lot fewer down there, on the ground. They went from green to yellow to copper to brown on the ground. Makes you wonder.