Catherine Weissenberg
This picture conveys my present now moment. Why on Earth is my dog Fynnly straddling two dog beds? Well, actually three, one is a bed within a bed. Her cat sister Tink is all tucked in another bed within a bed. I can relate to the need to stay cozy in my comfort zone. I … Continue Reading
“People’s lives don’t get preserved like fossils. The best you can hope for is that time will have hardened around someone’s memory preserving a void in their shape.” (Maggie Shipstead, Great Circle) I have some serious visual challenges so I often listen to audiobooks. Recently, as I was loading the dishwasher, the above quote echoed … Continue Reading
It seems in the blink of an eye our interconnectedness to one another and the world has become evident. COVID-19 has affected all of us, some in dramatic ways of loss and some more subtly. For over a month in California where I live, I’ve been staying at home, except for neighborhood walks. Given my … Continue Reading
