Church O’ the Pines Book Update
CHURCH O’ THE PINES BOOK UPDATE: Hi Everybody! If you ordered a new “Church O’ The Pines” book, it is going well and looking beautiful.
The Great Day that Dawns
HERE IS ANOTHER ESSAY FROM MY BOOK ‘DEEP WOODS, WILD WATERS.’ (UNIVERSITY OF MN PRESS). Maybe a good one for this time. It’s entitled:
A Stream and A Meditation
This little stream is special to me. In fact, I wrote a song about it—Little Stream, in the EarthSongs collection.
A Wild Path: An Essay Collection
THESE DAYS I AM WORKING ON A NEW BOOK. AN ESSAY COLLECTION FOR ADULTS ENTITLED “A WILD PATH,” it’s a little over half-done. Similar in style and substance to my 2017 memoir, “Deep Woods, Wild Waters” it will contain many an outdoor story. I don’t usually do this, and my publisher would probably not be thrilled, but I thought this
An Old Story of the Omaha, People of the Plains
CHALLENGING TIMES CALL FOR STORIES. ‘SUSTAINING’ STORIES as Winnie-the-Pooh so delightfully said. Here is a sustaining story—one of the best ones I know.
Unearthed Old Church Bulletin
AS WE CELEBRATE THE UPCOMING PUBLICATION OF A CHURCH O’ THE PINES BOOK, AND AS I DO THE PLEASANT WORK OF UNEARTHING OLD CHURCH BULLETINS, I THOUGHT IT MIGHT BE FUN TO SHARE A FEW.
Church O’ the Pines Book is Ready for Pre-Orders!
HI FRIENDS AND EXTENDED CONGREGATION OF THE CHURCH O’ THE PINES… THE BOOK IS NOW UP IN THE WEBSITE STORE AND READY FOR PRE-ORDERS!
Deep Woods Wild Waters: An Excerpt
ON THIS MORNING I AM THINKING ABOUT THE CHALLENGES WE FACE, the many challenges we have faced in the past. I am thinking about our families and our ancestors and our country, and all we have been through.
A Grateful Story
I am feeling grateful this morning. A Facebook friend, Douglas Mayo, included this clip in his comment on my earlier post, featuring the lyrics to Boone and Erickson’s “Good Morning” song.
Bonsai Corner at the Church O’ the Pines
FROM BONSAI CORNER at the Church O’ The Pines, where out the window the jaybirds and Sparky the Cardinal and the eagles are all hollering, and little Simon the Cat strolls the deck, and where the first open water lead has appeared across the river, and the geese are gabbling and gossiping… Good morning! Good morning! It’s grand to be