Finding Peace & Making Our Own Refuge

No matter which camp you reside in, COVID-19 and today’s political scene have created a tremendous amount of stress on all of us. In our household we add to the mix the unique personal challenges associated with a catastrophic illness. Not only do we shelter in place for community health purposes but we do so …

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Today’s Drive: Interesting Neighborhood Features

Instead of walking today I gave family members an afternoon auto tour around the various neighborhoods in Arcata and the area surrounding Trinidad, CA. Every neighborhood has its own flavor or personality whether the residents realize it or not. It’s very interesting to look at the smaller details beyond the architecture. What’s in your neighborhood? …

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Today’s Walk: Women who Lean In & Out

Friday June 26, 2020 On the trail today I met a woman who unknowingly gave me a lot to think about. We had a brief conversation while passing each other on the trail. She appeared to me to be gliding around the headland like a pro. What I didn’t realize was she was frustrated with …

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A Direct Appeal to your Sense of Community

Thursday May 28, 2020 I’m a very passionate museum professional who other than occasional consulting gigs recently retired after 32 years in the field. I’ve got no skin in the game regarding the appeal I’m about to make to your sense of community. I feel compelled to do something so please take a few moments …

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