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Jeff Aronson: The Stell^rs
Join Trish and Rob for a conversation with… In the summer of 1982, Jeff Aronson was selected as a Presidential Management Intern and recruited by the U.S. Air Force, where he held a top-secret clearance. He worked on special projects … Continue reading
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Mind-Blowing Synchronicities
Today, the paperback edition of Mind-Blowing Synchronicities goes on sale on Amazon. No better day than a new moon day! Here’s an excerpt from Chapter 7: Weird Travel from Here to There Fevered When we were recently on Kat Hopson’s … Continue reading
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Wordle & Whales
On Saturday, July 23, our daughter Megan is in the San Juan islands off the coast of Washington state- town of Friday -where she’s going to kayak with whales. We’ve been texting a lot, with her sending photos and … Continue reading
Travel Synchros
Travel synchros are among the most interesting. They happen unexpectedly and usually take you by surprise. On a recent trip to Frisco, Texas, Megan and I took Lyfts everywhere we went and learned how diverse this community is … Continue reading
Jung’s Castle
In 1975, I was a social worker in Vero Beach, Florida, and totally hated my job. The people who really needed assistance – food stamps and health care, the most basic needs – couldn’t get it. I can’t imagine what … Continue reading
The Nebraska Trip
This story comes from Lauren at Threads of the Spiderwoman. We read it on her blog and loved it. You’ll see! +++ I ran across this story in my files, and felt like sharing it. In 2005 I was driving … Continue reading
