Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Vegetarianism Helps Climate
I've been a vegetarian for 26 years. It was a decision grounded in compassion for other living beings. Now with our earth's fragile condition, there are even more reasons to reduce meat and dairy consumption. If you eat meat and dairy, try this suggestion of reducing meat consumption to four days a week and milk consumption to just a liter of milk a week. And then, breathe in fresher, cleaner air.
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Environment,
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politics,
spirituality,
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Monday, September 8, 2008
Surfer Dog
So, as long as no dogs are harmed, I think this is way cool: a pretty cool pup is participating in the small dog category of a surfer dog competition in Del Mar, California.
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Blessing of the Taxis
Today, the annual blessing of the Taxi Cabs took place in San Francisco. Given the traffic in the City, I wish the friars would also hold an annual blessing of pedestrians!
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Gracie's Most Recent Hunting Trip
So from at least one comment I've received, it sounds like there is interest in seeing more Gracie-videos. I guess my opining about world events doesn't hold the same attraction as my Gracie. Don't worry; I'm not offended....I agree. So to satisfy you, my readers, here is another video of Gracie...this time, on a hunt, probably for a rabbit (or maybe the pest of a cat who lives across the street):
Monday, August 18, 2008
Gracie's Birthday Hamburger
Once a year I give Gracie, my beagle, a hamburger for her birthday, which I celebrate around the day she walked into my life, August 9. This year she's probably about 15 years old. We've spent 12 years together, and I can say that every day of those 12 years she has made me laugh!
Each year, I've enjoyed watching her wolf down the celebratory meal. In the past, she would eat the patty and then eat one side of the bun, while she then buried the other half either in the yard or the couch. This year there were a couple of surprises! The celebration took a whole 2'45" (not counting the post-consumption search for more). Here's the video.
Each year, I've enjoyed watching her wolf down the celebratory meal. In the past, she would eat the patty and then eat one side of the bun, while she then buried the other half either in the yard or the couch. This year there were a couple of surprises! The celebration took a whole 2'45" (not counting the post-consumption search for more). Here's the video.
Monday, July 14, 2008
Airport Chaplaincy
I've always been intrigued with the ministry of airport chaplaincy, but truth be told, I have never actually seen a chaplain when I've gone into airport chapels. I have only seen airport chaplains during times of catastrophic emergencies. But, now that more travelers are having to bunk down in the airport rather than being put up at a hotel during long delays, I suspect that the importance of airport chaplaincy will rise. After all, as people are forced to spend more time in the airport itself, for long, extended periods of times during delays, it would be swell if chaplains in those airports offered some meditation sessions or conversation to calm the frazzled traveler.
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faith,
ministry,
Religion,
religious leadership,
spirituality
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
El Dorados
So just one of the many reasons I love my husband is that he takes me to things like Surf Sunday at the Hotel Utah in San Francisco where I get to discover new (to me) surf bands. My new fav. is the El Dorados:
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