I am very excited to announce that I'm partnering with Nina Simon and the Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History to put on Museum Camp 2015. It'll be in August of this year and our theme is SPACE-MAKING, which means making time/head/physical space for things like creativity, contemplation, solitude, risk-taking, and self-care.
You don't have to be a "museum person" to apply. If you pursue positive change in your life and community, you are invited. Applications are here. Join us!
Some days risk must be endured. On those days it's not thrilling nor terribly scary. Reward and failure, both, elude.
Today is one of those days. Today I experience the plain, boring side of risk. I must be with my choices and not scramble one way or another to change them so they are more or less comfortable. Being with this uncertainty is different from creating it or discovering where it leads. It’s both not knowing and knowing at the same time.
It’s knowing not knowing.
In the fall of 2014, Jen and I spent three months on Ocracoke Island. I wrote a few posts about the experience on Facebook and one was reprinted for their local paper, the Ocracoke Observer's, website: On sojourning on Ocracoke: Wasn't that a time!
