
In 2008, outside a market in London, a man sat blowing bubbles into the crowded streets. Like a thought bubble, these images came back to me in a recent dream. Here’s to scenes not overlooked.
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Welcome back, 82nd Avenue of Roses Parade
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As I approach a milestone birthday, I have been asked to reflect. What have I learned in four decades on the planet? How does it feel?
Unable to wrap my head around an answer, I often retreat and go play with the dog.
There have been many dogs in the Oregon chapter of my life. Once a week for the last five years, I have walked a shelter dog. Sometimes I will walk the same dog for months. Other times just once before they are adopted. Sometimes I just sit in a room while a nervous dog slowly learns that not all humans are scary after all.
I have come to appreciate this in between time with the dogs, showing them love even though their lives aren’t all figured out yet. I’m right there with you, buddies.
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When you type “S” and your phone autocompletes the words “Still at work,” it may be time to step back and make a change.
Here’s to healthy new beginnings.
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