Ruby and the cats

May 03, 2013  •  1 Comment
During my daily bike ride, I met up with a client of mine, Kelvin Underwood, a great drummer and fellow Ashlander who was taking his two children for a walk. His daughter Ruby loves cats and couldn't help picking up these two friendly kitties and telling them over and over, "I love you". But I think anyone would know that just by seeing the elation...
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Mother and Daughter enjoying morning at Table Rock

April 28, 2013  •  Leave a Comment
Today, for the first time, I visited Table Rock, thanks to my new friends Barb and Ellen. We all enjoyed the beautiful weather and took a lot of photos of everything except wild flowers -- there were so few wild flowers blooming, unusual for this time of year. I love portraits and could not stop myself from asking a young family if I could take th...
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CG Jung on the mass man and mediocrity

April 27, 2013  •  5 Comments
Twenty years ago I would have been confounded and dismayed by this statement of CG Jung. Today I am in total agreement: “Society, by automatically stressing all the collective qualities in its individual representatives, puts a premium on mediocrity, and everything settles down to vegetate in an easy, irresponsible way. Individuality will inevit...
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Banned TED Video by Rupert Sheldrake on "The Science Delusion"

April 19, 2013  •  1 Comment
I was introduced to Sheldrake when I heard that his TED talk was disowned and banned by TED. Why? He is a lifelong scientist and researcher who questions the great assumptions of science. He does not disown or demean science but only questions its dogma.
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Rogue Valley Horse

April 18, 2013  •  Leave a Comment
I took this photo on the same day as the previous post "Horses of the Rogue Valley"; this beauty was very interested in my camera and seemed to enjoy posing.
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