Discovering a new path is always exciting if not a little scary. I pulled into the parking lot at Lorne Henderson Conservation Area (#SCRCA) at the same time the park ranger was finishing her rounds. I started out on my normal walking route and then noticed fresh footsteps in the snow so I thought I'd... Continue Reading →
Music for Solstice
Tomorrow is the shortest day of the year. Winter Solstice. Peter Togni is a musician and composer and contributor to the CBC. He shares his musical playlist for the Winter Solstice. His picks are: - Symphony N5, 2nd movement by the Finnish composer Jean Sibelius- Rainbow Voice by musical pioneer David Hykes- Magnificat by the Estonian composer Arvo PΓ€rt
February Haiku
snow squeaks under my feet earth converses as I walk bearing witness to my life
Handwritten Letter – A Month of Letters
When I went to the post office yesterday a letter was in my box. A handwritten letter! I ripped it open like a child on Christmas. I was so excited. And right now I'm drinking the tea. To think that it was a couple of days ago when this friend put pen to paper and... Continue Reading →
Hanging Together – Winter Vine Haiku
Hanging together In desolation and hardship Juice becomes sweeter
Winter Haiku
sun breaks through clouds parted with hope connect to the Light
January Soundscape
I took my Oscar steel drum outside in -14C to see what it would do to the sound. First time I've played with mitts on. This is filmed with my new GoPro camera. It's sure better than trying hold a camera and a set of drumsticks at the same time. The pixie dust is from... Continue Reading →