Cows, Horses, and Truth

Oceanfront Pastures, Mendocino County, February 2011 The Spin CycleWhen our grandson Cadence was two, distinguishing between cows and horses challenged him. He’d point to a neighbor’s horse and say, “cow.” “Horsie,” I’d gently correct him. We’d drive by a herd of cattle and he’d say, “horsies.” “Cows,” I would remind him. Finally he developed a simple […]


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Cows, Horses, and Truth

Oceanfront Pastures, Mendocino County, February 2011 The Spin CycleWhen our grandson Cadence was two, distinguishing between cows and horses challenged him. He’d point to a neighbor’s horse and say, “cow.” “Horsie,” I’d gently correct him. We’d drive by a herd of cattle and he’d say, “horsies.” “Cows,” I would remind him. Finally he developed a simple […]


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Follow That Cloud!

Headlands of the Lost Coast, Humboldt County, February 2011 Wayfinding Last week my husband Rich and I concluded a 10-day vacation. We filled each day with unhurried meanderings, marveling at the splendor of California’s northern coast and exploring back roads at whim. As we traveled, a single sentence that I’d heard recently at a seminar returned, […]


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>Follow That Cloud!

> Headlands of the Lost Coast, Humboldt County, February 2011 Wayfinding Last week my husband Rich and I concluded a 10-day vacation. We filled each day with unhurried meanderings, marveling at the splendor of California’s northern coast and exploring back roads at whim. As we traveled, a single sentence that I’d heard recently at a seminar […]


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Follow That Cloud!

Headlands of the Lost Coast, Humboldt County, February 2011 Wayfinding Last week my husband Rich and I concluded a 10-day vacation. We filled each day with unhurried meanderings, marveling at the splendor of California’s northern coast and exploring back roads at whim. As we traveled, a single sentence that I’d heard recently at a seminar returned, […]


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