Category Archives: introspection

THE ANGEL TREE

Posted on April 3, 2011 by snowbirdredux

THE ANGEL TREE Because I’m so focused on my garden, children and friends often give me garden ornaments for gifts. I can’t actually recall just why I did this, but I took an angel who seemed to blend the perfect … Continue reading →

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A WRINKLE IN TIME *

Posted on March 31, 2011 by snowbirdredux

A WRINKLE IN TIME * This past weekend began with the best of family gatherings in Carmel as planned, and continued the next day with another family gathering of a different sort, but also good because it was family. Here … Continue reading →

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ENTICEMENT

Posted on March 27, 2011 by snowbirdredux

What’s the hardest thing about picking up and moving far, far away? Hands down. No contest. And there’s Sean, a senior now at Sonoma State, grown ever so big and wise from that little boy I so loved, and Sam, … Continue reading →

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JOHAN’S JOURNEY

Posted on March 26, 2011 by snowbirdredux

JOHAN’S JOURNEY I’m home this weekend from work on the Big Sur coast because the south end of the highway, now, is covered with rocks and boulders and mud. And it all happened at just about the spot I was … Continue reading →

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HOME

Posted on March 23, 2011 by snowbirdredux

When I was caught in the storm this past weekend, unable to pass through the 60 foot gap in the Big Sur highway, the Post Ranch Inn kindly gave me a room for two nights, and I use the word … Continue reading →

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INSIDE AND OUT

Posted on March 14, 2011 by snowbirdredux

An astrologer told me years ago that as a Libra I would want everything neat and beautiful and spiffy looking on the outside, but most likely I stuffed things higgely-piggely in cupboards and drawers.  She was right.  I’m admitting this … Continue reading →

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