Pluton with a View
Crazy Fortune 26: The Peripatetic Period
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Richard’s aunt and uncle lived in San Anselmo at this time, so they kindly let us park our car at their house while we traveled to Costa Rica from San Francisco. Richard’s aunt Arline was his mom’s
Healing a Simple Fracture
Monday, August 30, 2010
On this last 4th of July, I was putting on the canvas top to our backyard gazebo when I stepped off the ladder into a flower bed instead of onto the concrete walkway I was expecting. I had sprained
Crazy Fortune 25: The Peripatetic Period
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Richard and I had settled into a nice rhythm at this point, spending winters in Manhattan and summers in the high country of Colorado. We left for the East Coast shortly after the holidays, feeling
Reception for The Hot Air Quarterly’s Summer Issue
Monday, August 23, 2010
Please join us this Saturday, August 28, for a reception for the summer issue of The Hot Air Quarterly, featuring the work of American artist Joe Draegert on the cover. Inside, as mentioned in a
The Golden Acorns - Part III
Thursday, August 12, 2010
(Continued from Monday, August 9, 2010)
"I know what I must do," Azar sighed. "I must retrieve the acorns. I don't know how I'll get them, but I've got to try."
Arani nodded, her face shining with
A pluton is a large bubble of molten rock that solidifies underground. That’s what our land sits on, affording us a great view of Mt. Lassen (above). This is Celeste White’s blog; visitors will find true stories (I’m currently serializing a memoir, “Crazy Fortune”) and articles of general interest, local interest (that is, far northern California), and posts on some of my areas of expertise, which include art, holistic health, biological and medical topics, mainstream/offbeat science, and unexplained phenomena. You can find a Blog Directory here; enter the blog post title as a search term on the Archive page to find a specific entry.
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