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Cathy Barney's Blog – 1st mo. 2013 Archive (5)

Mentor of the deepest sort

I’ve been watching him decline the past several years. He made it look so effortless, so natural and graceful, progressing from cane, to walker, wheelchair and, eventually, bed. I understand…

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Added by Cathy Barney on 1st mo. 22, 2013 at 3:43pm — No Comments

Falling in love with myself again

Once again, I have taken up temporary residence in a cabin called Simplicity. I seem to come back, again and again, to this theme. Here it is concrete; in this aesthetically plain one-room retreat of re-claimed materials. It is a place I can re-claim my…

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Added by Cathy Barney on 1st mo. 18, 2013 at 8:00am — No Comments

Flying under the radar

Can't seem to get this little guy – I think he once told me Antonio was his name – out of my head. He's an elementary-aged student, probably seven or eight, in a school for autism-spectrum kids that occupies a part of the building where my art studio is located. As I come and…

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Added by Cathy Barney on 1st mo. 11, 2013 at 10:32am — No Comments

A Quaker considers guns

Ok, so I admit to being a bleeding heart. And, yes, my philosophy is even left of liberal. But I am also open to all views and love to learn. With that, I embarked on reading a rather long blog written by an interesting novelist who owned a gun store, is a firearms’…

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Added by Cathy Barney on 1st mo. 8, 2013 at 5:40pm — 3 Comments

Edging nearer

Milford Spiritual Center Labyrinth –1.1.13

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Added by Cathy Barney on 1st mo. 1, 2013 at 6:08pm — No Comments

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