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Choices & Lessons ~ Earth Day 2011

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I AM
not a poky driver...
I am actually a very good driver...

Getting a ticket for "rolling" through a stop sign
two years ago has deeply ingrained in me the desire
and necessity to stop, 

really stop,

at ALL stop signs, 
especially red lights...

So... as Orin, my step-son
who is here visiting from France,

and I were driving to dinner after watching
Tom Shadyac's thought provoking documentary I AM,
which is a whole other story of how Orin and I
each 
come at something very near and dear
to our hearts from completely opposite vantage points…

I stopped at the red light
at Montgomery & Farmer's 
before making a right on red...
Just a simple hesitation
brought on honking from the car behind me...
I immediately reacted,
forgetting that I just came from a movie
all about our interconnectedness...
and how we affect each other

without ever even saying a word,

how we are really one,
you, me, and everyone else on this planet...
and turned around in annoyance,
putting up my hand to say…
"Hey! Back off and give me some space!"
(I did NOT flip him off!!!)


I then saw the driver,
who fits my stereotype of 
macho, beer drinking, over buffed,
long dyed crazy surfer streaked-blond hair
in a gianormous monster gas guzzling truck
roll his eyes and become enraged
at my "I wear" organic sustainably grown yoga pants
and recycled tread shoes,
driving a tree-hugging 
save the environment
low to the ground
Prius...

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Seeing that the way was clear
I made that turn,
expecting the monster truck
to rev up and roar to life next to me
before leaving me in the dust...

Instead
he became glued to my back bumper
and tailgated me through several lights
as I could not get away with the heavy traffic...

This was all I could see in my rear-view mirror...

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I finally pulled into the restaurant parking lot...
and he followed me in.

Crap.
(edited version of what I really said)

Now,
my heart is pounding
and I realize that my actions
have put Orin and me in possible danger...

"What do I do?"
I ask Orin..

I didn't think in the moment to use my cell phone to call 911
so I headed out of the parking lot,
with the man and the truck
right on my tail...

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I then made the decision
to drive to the police and fire station...
it was at that very moment
that he finally left me,
with my heart racing
and my already over stimulated adrenals
pushed into over drive,
that he roared off into the West
waving the whole way...

Who knows…
maybe if I had ignored him in the first place,
none of this would have happened…
or maybe it would have made him even madder…

For you see...
it is about those split second choices
that I make in the moment...
this isn't about him,
or you reading this and having your own reaction,
it about my learning to find the ability
to move in a different way
than how I am hard wired
in belief and body to react...

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The fact that I wear sustainably grown clothing

or drive a hybrid
isn't what's going to make a difference 
on this planet...


If I am rightous and dead set in my own beliefs...
then I AM actually the problem,
not them...

It is about how I treat others, 

especially those who do not think like I do,
and how I can move from a place of interconnectedness

and respect
 for myself
and those I find myself encountering in all of life
that will truly make a difference in this world,
on Earth Day
and every day...

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A Magical Day...

Christmas Day was such a joy...
spent with such good friends and family...

Amanda and Sam arrived...

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There was time for a Christmas Story reading
by Elizabeth called the Thingamajig Christmas...

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even the puppies listened in...

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Then Gerry and Gabe arrived
just in time for the ceremonial cutting
of the seventeen layer chocolate cake...

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Malia's mystery Christmas gift
from Amanda was revealed...

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Sam opened coffee after coffee after coffee
for her new machine...

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Jewels were discovered...

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While Christmas Elves watched...

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And me... I was completely surprised...
by Elizabeth's gift of my favorite vintage hat,
complete with vintage hat box from our hat day...

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What a day of joy was had by all...

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Lights

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Here I am, with Elizabeth, Adalay, & Hoover in front of Malia's Christmas tree and lights in Fort Collins, Colorado wearing hologram glasses that took the whole light experience to unimagined heights for me!!! Mine were "supposed" to be "angels" but I declared them faeries, as soon as I put them on! Every where I looked faeries fluttered around every light I looked at, small and large, colored or white, it did not matter if they were Christmas, lamp post, or car lights!!!

So you can just imagine
how beautiful these lights looked to me,
and just how many faeries I saw!

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Oh how I love...
these Christmas lights,
this darkest time of the year!!!!

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Coming Full Circle

On March 25th, I had the honor of assisting Rob Harrison and the Sebastopol, CA, TLC Children & Family Services' staff, board members, clients, and friends in the installation of their
35 by 40 foot Classical Stone Labyrinth.

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This was the agency where I did my last internship... before embarking down a different path from the one I started when I entered graduate school. I loved the young adults that I worked with here... their struggles and tenacity forever marked my heart... and has laid a foundation for the work I now do... so it felt like coming full circle in assisting them from where I am now in building their labyrinth.

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Part of the movement to make this labyrinth happen was with TLC loosing one of their graduates to the Iraq war. The staff wanted to create a space not only to honor the memory of students who have passed on, but to celebrate and honor the courage and tenacity of the students that attend Journey High School now. They also wanted to assist the students in having the experience of leaving a legacy for students to come.

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Here is a poem that one of the kids wrote for the day...

These are yours
These are mine
You have your milestones
And I have mine
You took some risks and did some things

From shooting hoops To growing new wings

You took the risk and jumped the gap
Now you wish you hadn't hit the crack
Got yourself up and brushed it off
Try it again, I think not

You climbed the tree and fell to the ground
You fell in the snow not listening to the sounds

You laid for hours until your feet were numb
But this is just the process of life
from your first crawl to your stride

You chase the butterflies that flutter through the air
you took a flower and put it in your hair
You took the flower and tore the leaves
does he or she really love me?
©TLC Student

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A number of Journey High kids read the following milestones...

-There are many different kinds of milestones
-There's hope, the potential of life and living up to that potential
-There are the goals we set and strive to accomplish
-We learn to accept our mistakes and learn not to judge others for their mistakes
-There are moments of happiness
-We have milestones when we overcome our fears, our anger - and we live with integrity
-We learn lessons along the way - how to take action and be responsible for creating the lives
we want to have
-We learn to be honest with ourselves
-We become increasingly independent
-And eventually, we graduate and move forward


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Spring rain blessed our endeavors, the placing of river rocksrepresenting milestones, while we were also being blessed by a Native American smudging, and the beat of the drums from the drumming circle... even some blue-bellied lizards came to watch... perhaps we will find them sunning themselves in the days to come atop the river stones that grace this lovely and heart-felt labyrinth...

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A New Year Down Under
While I've been underground...
there's been lots and lots happening
Down Under with my Australian Labyrinth Friends!

In December they held their first
Parliament of World Religions!
Here they are painting the Santa Rosa Labyrinth
with dots... this was to honor the art
of the Aborigines of Australia.

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Then, Lorraine and Geoff Rodda
sent me these beautiful pictures of their
candlelight walk
this first week of 2010
in their Santa Rosa Labyrinth

overlooking the bay...

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As twilight deepened...
the stars came out... above and below...

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Surrounded by such beauty...
all gathered to walk and greet the New Year...

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Lorraine placed Kangaroo Paw flowers
in the heart space...

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 grown in her garden...

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Singing
to this new year

glory bursting into song
this beauty star
shining...
lighting the heart-path
home...

Photos: Lorraine Rodda.
Thank you Lorraine and Geoff for the beauty you share from all the way Down Under!
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The 2009 Labyrinth Society Gathering

11th Annual
International Labyrinth Society Gathering Retrospective

by Lea Goode-Harris, Ph.D.
Into the Labyrinth: Creating Space for Spirit
October 8-10, 2009
at McMenamins Edgefield Lodge Portland, Oregon

Stephen Shibley and the fantastic Labyrinth Network Northwest created a beautiful space at the legendary McMenamins Resort to host the 2009 TLS Gathering. Our opening ceremony was led by Judith Tripp as we made sound from water filled bottles from McMenamins’ home brewery and wove our way through the seven-circuit outdoor meander-spiral labyrinth.

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The large Blackberry Hall held the vendors, silent auction, and space for our main speakers, workshops, and TLS annual meeting. We also viewed the soon to be released beautiful TLS Labyrinth DVD, member images, and pictures from the first World Labyrinth Day. The surrounding classrooms beckoned us to explore the labyrinth through a variety of mediums from a host of exceptional workshops which included: story; lecture; guided imagery; artistic expression; ceremony; sound; silence; and movement; as well as practical applications for creating space and building labyrinths. The outside meadow offered three different labyrinths to walk by day and illumination by night.

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Other labyrinths were scattered over the beautiful bird and flowered filled grounds of Edgefield, surprising and beckoning you to enter, slowing down to drink deeply of that very moment. The music of Infinitia Art Ensemble and One Root brought us into dance and deep contemplation. And for those adventurous souls… there was even a scavenger hunt throughout the Edgefield halls and amazing murals.


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I was honored to be one of the featured speakers this year (Spirit Sightings) along with Jim Buchanan (Connecting Spirit and Creativity) from Scotland and Ronald Esquivel (Geometries and Energies) from Costa Rica. Jim gave us the opportunity to go inside the labyrinth from our left and right brain in his pre-gathering workshop, entitled Drawing Down the Sky.

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Ronald gave us a lesson where compasses and colored pencils twirled in the discovery of “Feeling the Energy of Sacred Geometry.


My pre-gathering workshop offered Co-creating a Poetree Labyrinth to Express the Spirit of the Seasons, which we donated to the TLS Silent Auction.

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Post Gathering activities included the beloved workshop “Creating Your Own Personal Prayer Labyrinth" with Kimberly Saward and Lisa Moriarty. There was also a tour of the Columbia Gorge and waterfalls, with our last stop at a beautiful retreat center with two labyrinths, one of stone and the other mowed into a large expanse of grass.

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On Sunday a group of us experienced five of the beautiful labyrinths in the Portland area at a school, hospital, spiritual center, church, and private garden.

You can read all about that tour and see pictures from the artfull OpEdNews article written by TLS Founding Member Meryl Ann Butler: 

Exploring Portland Labyrinths: An A-Mazing Journey

Throughout the entire gathering, there were many opportunities to be active, renewing friendships, making new ones, networking, learning, teaching, and to just relax and enjoy the company of other labyrinthers from all directions. In closing, Eve Hogan led us in song and farewells until next time, when we will gather once again to connect in wonder and discovery as we share the paths we walk in the labyrinth of life.

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Please enjoy here a few more photos from the TLS Gathering!

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Sweet Desert, My Cousins, & Dewar's 100 Year Celebration
This past weekend... my husband and I made a road trip to attend the 100 year celebration of my cousins' candy and ice-cream shop in Bakersfield ~ Dewar's...

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It was the best time you could imagine...

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here I am with my aunt Rosina...

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I am so proud of my cousins...
(some of you met them when you voted for them to become the Greatest Thing About Bakersfield)

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For they have continued their family business, a rare thing in this day and age... Creating a place where their community can come together and share in the delights of all things sweet and delicious... and with their mail order service, their confections can travel around the world! Here are fourth generation Michael and Heather Dewar with Bakersfield Mayor Hall...

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There was lots and lots of ice-cream to cool the over 100 degree heat!!!

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And, there was a chew tasting! My cousin Michael, chef extraordinaire, created eight new exotic chew flavors for people to taste! From PeanutButter & Jelly to Hot Chili!

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There was a Dewar Museum... where my husband Milt, checked out some of the antique candy making equipment...

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And there were awards and certificates... from the mayor of Bakersfield, declaring May 16th Dewar's Day! A representative for their assemblywoman and their congressman attended, ice cream in hand! Heather and Michael accepted those awards on behalf of their family and amazing employees along with their father, my uncle George...

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And here we have a picture of the Dewar's generations, three, four, and five!!!

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It was a sweet time indeed... yum says Marley Dewar...

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and when we were not celebrating... Milt spent time by my aunt's pool...

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We also went hunting for giant magnolia trees, for my dear friend Constance of Rochambeau, who used to live in Bakersfield and knows how goode those Dewar chews are!!!

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and my uncle Frank took us to the beautiful Democrat Hot Springs Resort for a view of the renovations they've made over the past thirty years and to see his cabin...

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It was such a sweet time, a real desert you might say...

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Thank you Rosina, Frank, Heather & Steve, Michael & Tonya...
We love you dearly, my sweet family!!!

Here's to the next 100 years!!!

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World Labyrinth Day & Dragonfly Farms

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On Saturday~May 2nd~
The Labyrinth Society is sponsoring
World Labyrinth Day...
Walking As One at One...

Our backyard labyrinth will be open from 12:30 to 1:30 pm. If you are not near to join us, you can use the Worldwide Labyrinth Locator to find a labyrinth near you to walk, or you can draw your own finger labyrinth and join in where ever you are! Click HERE for instructions for making a three or seven-circuit classical labyrinth.

And then the next day...

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on Sunday~May 3rd~
I will create a rainbow colored rope labyrinth in the beautiful willow circle at the Dragonfly Farms in Healdsburg, CA. The gardens and labyrinth will be open from 1:00 to 4:00 pm. Come bring a picnic lunch and join us at one of the beautiful destinations in Sonoma County!

Wishing you a beautiful weekend~where ever you are!!!

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Celebrating Michelle!

Four of my dear neighborhood friends gathered with me today to celebrate Michelle, who is one half of the garden design team that orchestrated our front yard meadow...

We started the day with homemade churos and chocolaté and sweet tangerines...

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and then made our way out to the labyrinth, so Michelle could light a candle for all wishes of the heart along her path for this coming new year...

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we walked together in celebration of Michelle...

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and then sped off to South-East San Francisco to Flora Grubb (that is truly the owner's name!) Gardens...

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I must tell you...

I felt as if we had stepped into another world with plants so exotic,

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colors so rich,

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beneath a sky so blue...

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that you forgot completely that at this time of the year...
it is supposed to be raining cats and dogs...

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our shadows stretched...

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as did our imaginations... taking eco-conscious powered cars to a whole new dimension...

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opening magical doors...

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where walls are living...

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and colorful critters...

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peek out at you from the most unusual places...

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a rainbow of seats and tables to choose from...

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and delectible dishes not for eating,
but a feast for the eyes...

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Do be sure to visit Ulla, who is right there behind me...
for another view of our magical day...

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and catch more bouquets of flowers and plants from another planet...

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just step through that labyrinth portal and join us in the beauty of friendship and discovery...

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and in celebrating Michelle...

Happy Birth Day Michelle!!!

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Roses, Wine, & Labyrinths

This weekend was the tenth anniversary
of the International Labyrinth Society...
It was also my first time of not being there in six years...

So....
I wondered what the Universe had in store for me instead....

What came to pass was...
that the sister (DFS) of my dear friend (DF)
planned a beautiful surprise day for my DF's birth day...

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We called it...
"The First Annual Rose, Wine, & Labyrinth Conference"...

Each turn of the day
was foretold by a special card, made by DSF,
that announced the next step...

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We started at the steps of our home...

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with a ritual to release that which no longer
was necessary to carry into the next new birth year...
by writing what we were releasing...
and then burning the bits of paper...

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Then we stepped into the Santa Rosa Labyrinth...

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and made our way to the centre...

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and when ready...

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lit a candle to bring to light what was new...
coming into each of our lives....

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We then feasted on good food and friendship...

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and piled into a magic carriage that whisked us
off to Forrestville and the Emtu Labyrinth Vineyards...

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Where we sipped ambrosia from their organic vineyards...

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learning a bit about the amazing work
that Chris and John Mason do

through their Labyrinth Foundation,
and lost ourselves in the vineyard labyrinth
only to find our shadows dancing at the centre....

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Through drops of blessing rain...
we wound our way
to the Analy High School Memorial Labyrinth...

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and on into the evening for a final feast...

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before concluding the very first
Roses, Wine, & Labyrinth Conference...
with a smile and song in our hearts for the year to come...

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Happy Birth Day DF!!!!

To find a labyrinth near you...
go to the Worldwide Labyrinth Locator!

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Independence Day All Month Long!

Happy Fourth of July to all my bloglandia friends, where our community expands well beyond the borders of the United States!

Did you know that one of our founding father's, John Adams, thought this day of independence would actually be celebrated on July 2nd? That is when the first vote of congress was taken, after agonizing days of debate, looking for a unanimous vote from the thirteen colonies which took two more days to acquire. The final vote was on the 4th and congress took a holiday while our declaration was sent out to be  documented and printed. On July 8th the declaration was read aloud to the public for the first time in Philadelphia and the celebrations began! On July 26th it reached the capital of Virginia! All signatures of congress were gathered over the summer with the final signature on the 2nd of August! This is not what I learned in my school history classes!

We celebrated this 232nd anniversary by feasting with friends in the beautiful town of Sonoma, California under blue-smoke free skies and a canopy of dazzling fireworks.

Our beautiful hostess and friend Elizabeth...

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Guests gathered on the patio to eat appetizers and sip lemon drop martinis, pomegranate spritzers, Prisoner Zinfandel, and Sonoma County Fumé Blanc...

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Wasabi deviled eggs and potato salad took to platters...

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as did the Pineapple coleslaw...

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and Heirloom tomato bruschetta...

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Alas... I have no pictures of the key~lime marinated chicken, pulled pork sandwiches, salmon cakes with Wasabi aioli, the fresh from the garden beet and green bean and goat cheese salad, or grilled corn, as I was too busy talking and eating...

Elizabeth slices the fig gallette with figs from her garden...

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while I dish up the fresh strawberry shortcake
and manage to take a picture...

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then we all sat back for spectacular fireworks that lit the night sky and brought friends together from one side of the continent to the other...

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This beautiful afternoon~evening captures for me my appreciation for the founding fathers and mothers of our constitution and the sacrifices made by so many... setting the foundation for the life I live and love...I think John Adams would have been pleased...

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The Ice Queen & The Bloglandia Polar Festival

Once...
there was an Ice Queen...

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Long, long ago
in the silver of the night moon,
she lost her heart
and a sliver of ice nested into the empty space...

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and hardened
and grew...

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and became colder and colder,
as all the world
went to sleep
beneath a blanket of snow and ice...

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Long was her reign
of loneliness...

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No sleep,
no waking,
no laughing nor dreaming,
for she had forgotten
all things green,
soft,
and lovely...

Then,
one day,
not so long ago...
The ice queen noticed
that the sky was a different shade of blue,
no longer just indigo,
but shades of cerulean, azure,
and a deepening periwinkle...

And in that moment...
The Ice Queen heard a sound
that she had long forgotten...
The giggles and laughter of a baby,
And she turned towards
this music and the ice in her heart melted

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as did her crown of ice...

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as she raised her arms in delight...

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of all things radiant...
found only in shadows...

And the heavens reached down to the earth
and clothed her in rich fabrics and furs,
for her skin could finally feel the cold of winter...

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and for the first time,
in ever so long,
this woman of oh so many experiences,
stepped back into life...

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Leaving footprints of spring flowers
in her every step she took...

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Photos: Doll, original, vintage Barbie from my childhood collection~ Clothing, hand-made by my maternal grandmother over forty years ago~ Violets and Narcissus from our garden.

Bloglandia Polar Festival Hosted by our beloved Elizabeth Bunsen/eb ~ Be~Dream~Play. Please visit her site for more links to other Snow Queens, Party Animals, Polar Parade and blogs of wonder!!!

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Christmas Eve...

...when all were a stirring including a Christmas Peep!

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The elves had arrived...

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bringing great cheer...

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knowing that St. Nick soon would be near!

Slippers were donned while toes sighed with relief...

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giggles released in an all knowing belief...
for scurrying and flurrying had found the couch at long last

and all could settle in for an enormous repast...

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and sing joy and laughter into the night
with friends of the heart held ever so bright!!!!

Merry Christmas!

Photos: Our Peep by sweet friend and artist Trish of Sweet Nellie, our dear friends and neighbors that warm our hearts so,  and our home awaiting the feast of friendship to share on Christmas Eve Night 2007...

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Winter Solstice Planting

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What seeds
are you planting
this shortest day
of the year?

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When all life
sleeps deep
beneath the
Winter night blanket
of dark velvet,
where a tiny spark,
like stars in the vast sky,
ignites,
cradled tight
within the earth
and dreams of reaching
the light of day,
finding
the path back
into world...
Singing the joys
of Spring, Summer,
Fall, and of the blessings of Winter...

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Photos: The Buddha watching over light seeds that will only thrive and grow in fertile darkness, Winter Solstice labyrinth walk in our Santa Rosa Labyrinth, and Christmas Caroling with friends and neighbors, organized by Ulla and husband.

To view the Winter Solstice at Newgrange Ireland, click the link below and download the archive. It is long, but well worth being included in this five-thousand-two-hundred-year-old event.

http://www.heritageireland.ie/en/Solstice2007

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Gingerbread Houses

One of my favorite holiday traditions
is to make gingerbread houses...

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Owner-Chef Duskie   Estes, of Zazu and Bovolo restaurants in Sonoma County, along with her two girls, puts on three consecutive Sundays of wonderful gingerbread making afternoons at the Bovolo restaurant in Healdsburg, CA. We went yesterday and there are two more Sundays (Dec 9 & 16) of house making coming up if you want to make a reservation!

I took my two faerie-god-daughters and their mom and my friend Lynnette (who changed out of her garden designing duds) to spend the afternoon in frosting, every candy imaginable, all shapes and sizes of cereal and cookies, cinnamon sticks, and hot cider (mochas for us "older-kids") and hot-delicious, slices of Bovolo's famous pizza...

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At the end of our time together...
we had four houses to bring home to our homes,
bringing cheer to the long nights ahead!!!

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Here is a link I found on line with instructions for making your own gingerbread house!
But one of the great things about joining Duskie and her girls is that she has everything all ready for you!!! And... it is a time of coming together as a community of kids and grownups and sharing inspiration and ideas and a whole lot of fun...

Gingerbread House Recipe

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Bloglandia Ball!!! ~ September Full Moon

Today...
this Full September moon,
is the Bloglandia Ball...
hosted by beloved
eb, Elizabeth Bunsen, of Be...Dream...Play...

Even if you have no dress,
or pants,
to swirl in paper, ribbon, glitter, or lace,
in word, or story...
use your imagination
and come dance and feast with us
at the Cyberspace Palace!!!!

I might wear for a little while...

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some blue, green, and pink...

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or for part of the evening,
my mermaid dress,
that you've seen before,
with little mermaids
swimming and sunning in gown and on crown...

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or maybe this light frock,
all iridescent air and fire and ice...

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or my favorite of all,
my true Bloglandia Ball Gown...

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This is the one that I'll remember years from now...

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for it was created when eb first announced with glee
her idea coming to fruition,
of a Bloglandia Ball,
where our creativity can be shared and danced
and celebrated...

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This dress
comes from the divas in our yard...

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and wears the memory
of Summer turning into Fall...

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and the joy that comes when we dance
with our muses and each other...

Please visit eb, at Be...Dream...Play... for links in post and comments to more wonder~filled delights to be found this Full Moon at the Bloglandia Ball!!!

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