Conversations

ConversationsConscious Dialogue on our theme Trust Hitching for Hope, with Ruairí McKiernan By Julian Guderley I think there’s a great moment upon us now, whereby all the rules are being disrupted. I was about to say a rewritten, but they’re not rewritten yet. Read more……

Poetry

Poetry...when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words. - Robert Frost Carolyn Martin | Editor Taking Turns By Ann Farley My friend goes first, walks half a dozen steps or more. I watch and wait, take my time, enter as she makes the first turn, curves back around.…

Galleries

GalleriesOur featured artists Beauty Gazing Into the Heart of Perfection By Harold Feinstein Looking at a flower closely, no matter how wild or wondrous your imagination is, just what exists in the flowers we see is such a miracle. It’s a gift. Read more…

Articles

ArticlesOur featured contributors Habitat Rebuilding Earth’s Forest Corridors By Teresa Coady Nature tends to live in ribbons—the forest corridor, the mountain range, the coastline, and the winding river. Any ecosystem that is disconnected from similar (or different) ecosystems will eventually die.…

Taking Turns

My friend goes first, walks half a dozen steps or more. I watch and wait, take my time, enter as she makes the first turn, curves back around.

Howling in Place

Lately I’m hearing a lot more howls – and more robust, realistic ones – so either my neighbors (and their dogs) are seriously getting into it now, or real coyotes are responding in kind.