What I Wonder…: Time & returning to things
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Author Archives: Fleming McCarville
What I Wonder:…are we Post-Pandemic?
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“Hard Reset”
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I doubt I will ever lose my obsessive need to have working Comms, so I have deep affection and respect for the IT Help Desk. My favorite part of the script occurs after we have sometimes worked our way through … Continue reading
From the Vault – 2020 Meditation
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I found a prayer of gratitude, today, that I wrote on the last day of 2020. I cried. For how long ago it seemed, what a different world it was, and also that we were only 9 months into the … Continue reading
On Portland Weather, and “Yard Sales”
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The city has been at a halt the past few days with sub-freezing temperatures and rain . I will stipulate that, had my college roommate in Colorado not been so generous in loaning me her banana-colored Chevette, I may not … Continue reading
10-year Cancerversary
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Every year, I knit a hat to mark another year of clean scans as a cancer survivor. A few weeks ago, I tempted fate by picking out a really special color of yarn (Turks & Caicos by Knitted Wit) and … Continue reading
here and now
Certain days, somehow, mark a difference between what has been and what comes next.
More than knowing that you can’t go back…it’s maybe understanding that you don’t need to anymore.
That you have finally learned to trust yourself with the path forward.
Eulogy for Randolf Robert Reischman
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for my father There are 3 Greek verbs in the Bible that are translated into English as “love.” Don’t worry – I’m not going to go into all that here. I would, however, like to direct our attention to “agape” … Continue reading
Upon the Retirement of Sr. Cecilia Ranger – Things I Have Learned from the SNJMs.
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The Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary (SNJM) were founded in the 1850s by Mother Marie-Rose in Quebec, Canada. By 1859, a group had traveled all the way to Oregon to teach. In the 1920s, the Ku … Continue reading
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