My Dog Is Dying: The Real Life Crappy Choice Diary, Entry 5
Murphy is dying. My beloved Cavalier King Charles Spaniel has a tumor on her spleen. Murphy is 13-1/2. Because of early problems, I've been cooking for her for 11 years. Turkey, veggies, fruit. Supplements. A strong healthy diet for a vigorous dog. Yes, I've been cooking for my dog. It works for us, but it's time-consuming. I have to think ahead, to make sure she has food, and because I'm handicapped, and working, I have to buy and cook enough to freeze it in portions in case something … [Read More]
Fallon: The Citrine Lemurian Quartz Sphere
Fallon is a citrine Lemurian quartz sphere. He is one of the amazing beings who has come back into the world at a time of growth and change. He says he is a gift from the earth to its people. And, I am proud and honored to say that he is my partner. Robyn’s Story I am an MBA with a crystal ball. Go ahead, laugh. I do. I spent most of my life being the analytical, skeptical woman, book smart and street dumb. I’m still kinda that way. I’m constantly falling over myself trying … [Read More]
When a Ghost Isn’t a Ghost: Meeting Time Travelers, Part 2
In Part 1 of this two-part series, we learned about a haunted house in California, and talked through the situation with a client. In Part 2, what happened when we sat down to clear the house. Clearing the House To summarize, Jody had lived in her little house twice. This time she’d been bothered by increasing noises: thumping, pounding, footsteps, things dropping on the floor, all so loud that Jody had trouble sleeping. She was also seeing a ghost: a woman who appeared to be dressed like … [Read More]
The Camperdown Elm: What Are We Doing to Nature?
Copyright (c) 2011 by Danny L. McMillinI’m staring at a Camperdown Elm as I write this. I’m in my car, at Port Gamble, Washington. The dogs and I are going to see our vet (yes, we drive a minimum 5-1/2 hours to see the vet). Every time we do that, we stop at the park at Port Gamble to stretch and explore. For 10 years I’ve been wondering about this tree. For 10 years it’s creeped me out, and today is no different. You look at this tree and you wonder what in heck we’re doing … [Read More]
Introducing LaBelle Construction
At Alchemy West and our magazine, Bridging the Paradigms, we promote community: from creating healthy, balanced lives with our animals, homes, businesses, and nature to creating connections between good businesses and good people. Let me introduce LaBelle Construction, and my adopted godson, Vincent LaBelle, and his friend and coworker, Brian Meuller. Viincent is a general contractor, and Brian is a skilled tradesman. I call Vincent my adopted godson because he's my beloved goddaughter's … [Read More]
Are Humans Too Stupid to Live?
La Nina is sticking around. But are people? And should we? On January 5, the U.S. Climate Prediction Center (part of NOAA, the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration) said that La Nina will last into spring way up here, in the northern hemisphere. That means they are thinking the crippling drought in the U.S. southwest and in South America will continue. Whatever. Doesn’t seem like it will make any difference, because what really matters is what humans do. Human stupidity, to be … [Read More]
Fallon
Fallon: The Citrine Lemurian Quartz Sphere
Fallon is a citrine Lemurian quartz sphere. He is one of the amazing beings who has come back into the world at a time of growth and change. He says he is a gift from the earth to its people. … [Read More]
Intuitive Works
When a Ghost Isn’t a Ghost: Meeting Time Travelers, Part 2
In Part 1 of this two-part series, we learned about a haunted house in California, and talked through the situation with a client. In Part 2, what happened when we sat down to clear the … [Read More]
When a Ghost Isn’t a Ghost: Meeting Time Travelers, Part 1
Copyright (c) 2011 by Danny L. McMillinGhosts aren’t always ghosts. Sometimes they are time travelers. Or we are because we’re talking with them. Or something. Let me … [Read More]
Earth Works
The Camperdown Elm: What Are We Doing to Nature?
Copyright (c) 2011 by Danny L. McMillinI’m staring at a Camperdown Elm as I write this. I’m in my car, at Port Gamble, Washington. The dogs and I are going to see our vet (yes, we drive a minimum … [Read More]
The Guardians of Alki
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Animal Works
My Dog Is Dying: The Real Life Crappy Choice Diary, Entry 5
Murphy is dying. My beloved Cavalier King Charles Spaniel has a tumor on her spleen. Murphy is 13-1/2. Because of early problems, I've been cooking for her for 11 years. Turkey, veggies, fruit. … [Read More]
My Dog Is Dying: The Real Life Crappy Choice Diary, Entry 4
Murphy is dying. Yes, she's 13-1/2, old for any dog, but somehow her age snuck up on me. After her early difficulties, I thought getting her to 5 was a miracle, but she's been vigorous for … [Read More]
Life Works
Are Humans Too Stupid to Live?
La Nina is sticking around. But are people? And should we? On January 5, the U.S. Climate Prediction Center (part of NOAA, the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration) said that La Nina will last into spring way up here, in the northern hemisphere. That means they are thinking the crippling drought in the U.S. southwest and in [...]
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Profiles
Introducing LaBelle Construction
At Alchemy West and our magazine, Bridging the Paradigms, we promote community: from creating healthy, balanced lives with our animals, homes, businesses, and nature to creating connections between good businesses and good people. Let me introduce LaBelle Construction, and my adopted godson, Vincent LaBelle, and his friend and coworker, Brian Meuller. Viincent is a general [...]
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