Legendary soul singer-songwriter Bill Withers died from heart complications this week.. When headlines first appeared, many jumped to a conclusion that the coronavirus took him. It did not not. But regardless of cause, the notion that he passed away at the same time his 1972 song is inspiring a profession is tragic and profound in a paranormal way.
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We had one snow storm a few weeks ago that dropped a whopping 3 inches… A storm of so little importance in the scheme of things, but this winter was the most memorable!
The surprise snow squalls in late December were much more dangerous and intense than any ‘storm’ we had since..
This weekend is no different. There were hopeful rumors that a Groundhog Day snow even would blanket Punxsutawney and blend well with the celebrations that the town endures yearly ..
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Some of our ancestors who remain present on the planet earth will attest to much worse winters of the past, however.. They will say they had to ‘jump to spat’ at times when they were kids, that the snow was up to the necks and they were still forced to trudge through it to school houses on a secluded country road!
Maybe much of this is hyperbole, but we can look to past headlines to gauge the patterns that once were.. and maybe learn from then to capture a glimpse of life in the patterns of the future..
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Full moon Friday the 13th
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This is a milestone in time..
The kids who were presented on 9/11 come of age..
Their smiles.. their laughs.. their cries.. their lives. All of that matters. They had 18 years on this planet as we all grew since that day.
As America quietly–and we mean quietly–marked the 50th anniversary of the moon landing this week, TIME magazine decided to use
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