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I became a late-in-life author in 2015 with River of Grace: Creative Passages Through Difficult Times and Louisa May Alcott: Illuminated by The Message. I have also contributed to a daily devotional, The Catholic Mom's Prayer Companion, released in August of 2016, and provided an essay called "Louisa May Alcott as Muse, Guide and Grief Counselor" to Alcott's Imaginary Heroes: The Little Women Legacy, to be released September 30, 2018. Along with sharing insights as a newbie author, I enjoy writing about faith, cats, books, history, music, kayaking, nature (especially birds), my wonderful family, and more. They are many pieces of a harmonious life that give joy, and help when times get tough. I look forward to meeting you through our mutually exchanged words.
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sorry, don’t know my bugs, but what is “single flow?”
Living in a single flow for me means that everything in your life is connected. You’re you, flowing from work to home to recreation to faith to friends, etc. Our society likes to break everything up into little pieces that have no connection to each other. I am learning how to bring all the pieces of my life together into that single flow. I got the idea from watching the water flow when I’d kayak.
Definitely not a “June bug” as I had plenty of experience with them in southern Ohio. Not a Japanese beetle either. Probably a cicada. With them, I have seen their shells but not the living critter.
I got a tweet saying it was a cicada and on FB other people said it was a cicada. I feel lucky to have gotten such a rare view!
its a dog day cicada