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  • Eagle Eye

    It is morning at the zoo where I work.  It is already hot, typical of our Florida summer.  I am standing just off one of the public pathways on a patch of grass, shortly before the gates open and the… Continue reading

  • Winter Words

    Though I wrote this nearly a year ago, today it simply appeared on my screen to my surprise.  I imagine it was something bidding me to pick it up again, and so I did.. Today, I walked again.  I took… Continue reading

  • Love Conquers Fall

      Seattle has traded in her summer dress for the layered look.  She wears a billowy grey shawl of fog over a thick sweater of downy skies.  She has shed the sunburned brown grass of August for a last gasp… Continue reading

  • Poor Crippled Flesh

    Too often my hands have come to rest on a rapid beating heart, a fading pulse, a trembling wing or unweighted limb.  In their distress, an animal will yield the offending paw or hoove, rest a heavy muzzle on your… Continue reading

  • Storytelling from the White Witch

      Animals are like wet cement…everything that touches them leaves an impression.      This was not a name or a path that I gave myself.  Like so many people find, your true self reveals itself to you over time,… Continue reading

    Storytelling from the White Witch