Walking

The Walk That Spawned Two Books With the Same Title....and a Third Book

A review of Craig Mod’s Things Become Other Things, Things Become Other Things, and Other Thing

May 22 •

60 Quotes on Walking

Poetry, song, scripture, and literature provoke contemplation of the paths of life -- and spur putting one foot in front of the other

Feb 13 •

Ornithologist Sophie Osborn on the Joys, Trials, Trails, and Tears of Saving Endangered Birds

"I always felt like I was doing something of value and importance"

Jan 23 •

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Sophie A. H. Osborn

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6 Questions to Ask Yourself While Walking

Step into what emerges with curiosity

Sep 27, 2024 •

Walking Stick as Axis of the Universe

What inhabits the center of our lives?

Aug 29, 2024 •

Being in a Place > Knowing a Place

Facing the infinite and infinitesimal one step at a time

Aug 22, 2024 •

There's No Failure in Bonsai Unless You Kill a Tree – and Don't Get Another One

A Conversation on Patience and Impermanence With Bonsai Instructor Russ Stevens

Aug 15, 2024 •

A Prayer for Walking

Taking a step into written prayer

Apr 3, 2024 •

“Solvitur Ambulando” means “Solve It By Walking”

Walk to solve, uplift, explore, revel, beautify, ponder and feel

Feb 2, 2024 •

Spiritual Companionship Walks

Can you imagine the power of being listened to?

Jan 26, 2024 •

Thankful for Those Who Run Towards Danger

Another walk downtown

Apr 12, 2023 •

Can a City Thrive Without a Heart?

A personal story about downtown Louisville

Mar 31, 2023 •

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