My heart is with Palestine
How does one get up in the morning and go to work, pick up groceries, or celebrate a child’s birthday when bombs are exploding thirty miles away?
Read More My heart is with PalestineAuthor: Crystal M. Trulove
storyteller, thinker, worker, lover, student, mother, dreamer, achiever
Love my city
Portland has a remarkably high percentage of really friendly people.
Read More Love my cityHow well did we do?
How much fun it was today when I browsed through archived versions of my blog and found a year old post titled: My fantasies for 2008.
Read More How well did we do?Liftoff!
Look guys, my camera was cutting edge when I bought it. It’s no longer cutting edge.
Read More Liftoff!Snow on Belmont
Nearby people cursed us and pushed us back onto the road. Yay for people!
Read More Snow on BelmontCatastrophe averted – Samaritans to the rescue!
Who should we look out for? Who should we care for? The answer of course, is everyone.
Read More Catastrophe averted – Samaritans to the rescue!Scratch that
Where I work, there are so many people who sleep on the streets. I can’t imagine how they’ve survived this week. It must be horrible.
Read More Scratch thatTuck in
How simple it is to share the love I hold for all of you. If this small gesture keeps our relationships alive, I am glad to do it.
Read More Tuck inOld News: Snow
This is crazy. You wouldn’t have believed the blizzard today. But no, my point is that it doesn’t snow here. Well, I mean not really. I think I saw flakes twice last winter. It stuck on the ground for an hour or two and it was delightful. That was when we lived on top of […]
Read More Old News: SnowSnow in Portland, part II
I know all you winter weather dwellers will recognize a distinct lack of snow… but we Portlanders view this as as sled-worthy as it gets!
Read More Snow in Portland, part II
Conscious Engagement 