by Ju | Dec 28, 2021 | Craig, Poetry
‘Sometimes’ I know new year resolutions are a required practice in many cultures. They may be significant to the beginning of your year but personally, I find them quite complicated. Perhaps the process seems artificial, perhaps it’s a lack of discipline,...
by Ju | Nov 10, 2021 | Beauty, Craig, Life
How Van Gogh Nearly Killed Me! On a work trip to the Netherlands, I had an extra day and decided to visit the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. It was a good decision. As I ended my tour, I came across the work, Almond Blossom; that Van Gogh painted to celebrate the birth...
by jkylegregory | Oct 19, 2021 | Articles, Craig, Podcast
Four Words for the ‘Opening Life’ Podcast We just finished listening to the third episode of Opening Life, a podcast you can access through this web page. After enjoying the uniqueness of the first three episodes, we were challenged to take Kyle’s...
by Ju | Sep 15, 2020 | Craig, Poetry
Ten Poems … My relationship with poetry began poorly, like for many, I am sure. The focus was purely academic, understanding was generated for a test, and the verses were often too complicated for meaning to be easily grasped. Decades passed and I generally...
by Ju | Feb 6, 2019 | Craig, Film
‘Lean on Pete’ Lean on Pete by the British director, Andrew Haigh, is an independent film that tells the story of Charlie, a teenage boy, who struggles to find home. Set in the United States’ western area, relationships dominate the film; those present and...
by Ju | Aug 24, 2018 | Articles, Craig, Mary, Stephan, Thea
A Story in Two Parts: #2 The Camp It was a very tight squeeze. The four of us were packed into a corner of the horse-drawn wagon, sitting on two small benches and huddled around a tiny stool. Petra was sidled into a small space next to a well-used table across from us...
