…when they warm up things change. One of the things I’ve been seeing in the news this past few decades is reports of various things found in the melting icebergs: Viking artifacts, Otzi, the Iceman, tools and weapons, frozen extinct animals, and all sorts of artifacts teaching us about We’ve also seen … Continue reading →
(Should I apologize for the reference? I couldn’t help myself!)I’m going to leak a secret that people usually only find out at the conference, but this year we won’t be having a program booklet, so we won’t be unveiling next year’s theme on the back cover. So here it is: Next year … Continue reading →
It’s an old joke, someone says “freeze” to mean ‘hold still’ and the other person interprets it in terms of temperature. Usually we mean ‘hold still’, but that’s what happens when things get cold, they stop as they are. Or, sometimes when water is just at the temperature where some has a … Continue reading →
This year we are exploring the challenges of stillness, of quiet, of not expending energy. Oddly, we chose this theme long before the pandemic created the shutdown, and now we are learning how to deal with isolation, with separation (at least six feet). Whether or not we intended to, we are all … Continue reading →
“As above, so below. As without, so within.”Both Physics and Metaphysics teach us the same thing: there are certain rules, and the pretty much work the same way on large and small scales. When something deviates from the usual course, look for a reason that may have caused that change. We are … Continue reading →