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After what seems to be a long wait, the new year is here.  During the past month, I mulled over my past "one words" to guide my n...

Feeling overwhelmed and somewhat unbalanced by a series of too many clustered events, the time is right to explore a burning question from L...

Each Monday the educational Twitter community brings inspiration in the form of the hashtag #CelebrateMonday thanks to the leadership of Aly...

Each year, I look forward to Earth Day as a day of celebration. This year, I celebrate the bounty of the earth in a new location. What bette...

WKBN.com The City's Oldest Known Survivor of the Great War by James Doyle marches in uniform down the traffic stripe   at the center of ...

October's grandeur ushered  in November's crispcool breezes and  multicolored leafcovers this week. I step onto a  blanketed earth w...

Imagine a brisk, sunny spring day with a bit of wind. I search for the osprey nest at the nearby  Marine Nature Study Area. It can  be seen ...

Life continues to amaze me these days during the quarantine. I think many people are feeling "cooped up" and restless and it has ...

Winter's Gray Day Breezing along the highway, catching the sights in fast motion, life moves on. A jumble of thoughts maneuver in ...

dreams dangle on threads of silken thoughts luring us on to capture each one evening shadows blanket each dream © CV , 2020 crea...

When autumn meets my digital brush,  the screen lights up with colors that suit my mood and noticings.  Poetry often flows from the w...