by Lisa DeRosa With Springtime upon us, it seemed like a lovely idea to paint pots together as a household community when the weather in Seattle warmed up a little.…
by Tom Sine “2020 is being thrown around almost like a swear word these days… It is riddled with anxiety, loss, grief, anger and depression for so many of us. We…
by Tom Sine Clearly, recovering from the Corona Pandemic is going much slower than many of us had hoped for. Economists are asking the urgently important questions about what kind of…
by Lisa DeRosa Have you ever opened your personal email to find that all the unread emails you have are from companies you are subscribed to? When that happens to me,…
by Christine Sine Like everyone else around me I am struggling to make sense of what the new reality facing us in the coming weeks as we return to work…
by Christine Sine It’s only the beginning of October and the Cascades and Olympics already have a fresh coat of snow, the wind is whipping up and the rain has…
by Christine Sine We are about to leave behind our focus on What Does Your Soul Long to Do and move into a season of Gratitude. Last week I invited all…
Written by and photos and art work by Corrine Lund — When it was time for me to consider college, my farmer father strongly encouraged me to do what he was…
