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Memorable Anniversaries: Burger King, One Mountain, Twin Colonoscopies

How to rethink personal, family, and professional transitions to make them more meaningful — or at least tolerable, sometimes humorous, and possibly life-enhancing. Judith Reynolds is a journalist and former art history professor who practices reframing just about everything. Founder of the Life Long Learning Lecture Series at Fort Lewis, she generally advocates developing historical … Continue reading Memorable Anniversaries: Burger King, One Mountain, Twin Colonoscopies

A Calling Walk

My life had been held down by judgment, a haunting sense of unworthiness, and mired by codependence; yet my truer self longed to emerge and kept calling me onward. I journeyed through various stages of recognition, doing deep inner work, and began the life-long process of unleashing a truer self. Through finding companions akin to … Continue reading A Calling Walk

Nature and the Human Spirit

What can we learn from our connection to nature and the need for good stewardship? There’s the human spirit that is renewed and fulfilled by wilderness vs our selfish “human nature” that seems to be bent on global destruction with overpopulation, overconsumption of resources, and environmental degradation. We seem locked in a race between self-destruction … Continue reading Nature and the Human Spirit