Thoughts About Grey Matter
I’m delighted to join the “Grey Matters” team of writers—partly because they are women I like and admire, but also because…
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I’m delighted to join the “Grey Matters” team of writers—partly because they are women I like and admire, but also because…
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It’s a small world, at least along one of its dimensions – the line between Canada and Spain. There I was in Spain a few months ago walking the Camino de Santiago, a 1200 year old pilgrimage route, and already I’d met an orthodontist from Ottawa and two retirees from Saskatoon who knew friends of mine.
The Walk Between Worlds monthly storytelling event provides Yukoners a chance to hone their craft We’re all tellers of stories. Some are one-liners. Maybe you’re
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It was the end of my first camino, the ancient pilgrimage route across Spain, and I never wanted to put those dang boots on again.
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Walk … “You weren’t in any hurry to walk,” my mother said as she showed me a photo of myself at 15 months, happily sitting
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March is the perfect time of year to plan ahead for a “camino.” April and May in Spain offer green fields flecked with red poppies,
It’s a walk, it’s a pilgrimage. It’s called “the camino” and it has the power to make people feel called to do it, the power to make people talk about it, the power to draw people back to do it again.
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