Monthly Archives: March 2014

Walk in Peace

On March 19 of this year, Fred Phelps of the Westboro Baptist Church passed from this turning of the wheel to the next.  Passing away at 84, Phelps left behind a legacy of hate and divisiveness.  In some aspects, this

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Japanese Garden-Hermann Park, Houston Texas

I rarely do a second report on any of the locations presented here at the Retreat.  This is a special occasion.  While Hermann Park in Houston Texas was highlighted months ago because a Retreat member was moving to Houston, I

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Nutkin and Night Owls

Rain falls in the East, Flowers blooming pink and white. Nutkin grabs and runs.

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Celebrating Memory

Death is part of the cycle of nature.  Without death, there is no chance of rebirth and life becomes locked in stasis, unable to change and move on.  We as humans often overlook this fact and sink further into a

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Time Changes

The clock turns around, Sun dwells below horizon. Birds still fly at dawn.

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