Gearing up to publish a poetic memoir celebrating connections to poetry throughout my life, my relationship with the art form, and my attempts to use it and the lessons I’ve learned to professional advantage, I am compelled to share an illustrative example of the meaningful book of poetry.
How important is wellbeing – and how can you proactively impact it in your day-to-day existence? Addressing this quandary is a priority for me today, as I summon all my abilities, and share the latest installment of my original travel series, “Rare Air.”
About eight months before the world turned upside down in 2020, Beth and I experienced our third trip to our number one favorite travel destination, Saint John, U.S. Virgin Islands. Playing out July 1st through the 8th, 2019, my journal mentions it including one of the very best days of my life.
For our youngsters and the rest of us, it’s been great to ease back onto memory lane at the beach, especially with warmer temperatures enticing us outdoors. This year’s locale has us further north, and in our beach walks, the nature sanctuary of Cherry Grove Point beckons.
What would I attempt to do if I knew I could not fail? This is a challenge my mother presented to me at different times in life. Happily, I’m coming up with some answers.
A prominent advocate of Jesus’ private gnostic teachings as keys to attaining “heaven on earth,” Mr. Kiefert’s published works include “The Practical Side of Heaven.”
