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Tag Archives: birds
A bird in the hand is worth…
On a sunny September weekend I held a tiny bird in my hand. Months later I’m still thinking about it. In my new role as the Director at Crieff Hills Retreat Center I get to do all kind of fun … Continue reading
The bird and the window pane
A few days ago, I came home to the news that a bird had flown into our window. It came with a loud thump, the kids told me, and everyone had gone running to see what it was. The tiny bird was only a … Continue reading
Stepping in it
This morning is bliss. I began with quiet breakfast and gentle morning prayers. I walked the labyrinth, journeying away from a time of depletion and toward a season of rest and renewal. Now I sit on a small patio surrounded by green grass … Continue reading
A new neighbour in the ‘hood
I was sipping my tea today and reading the newspaper (a wonderful morning indulgence provided I get myself out of bed first thing in the morning) when I was suddenly aware of a bird singing in the backyard. Even with … Continue reading