And now, Father, send us out to do the work you have given us to do, to love and serve you as faithful witnesses of Christ our Lord. The last couple of weeks are a testament to how fast life can change. When I returned home from the Glen Workshop, my main concerns work-wise were …
Monthly Archives: August 2009
2009 Glen Workshop: Day 7
Day 7 dawned bright and early and with a few butterflies in the tummy as I headed off to have my poems critiqued. We ended up working on the ghost story and the robin–both works that were in need of revising. It appears that my more imagist tendencies were less successful than my narrative inclinations. …
2009 Glen Workshop: Day 6
After a restful (very late) day, it’s back to action. The morning workshop was back to its by-now expected energy and support. In the afternoon, Bob and I headed out to Arroyo Chamisos DGC for a round of disc golf. After a rough start, I pulled it together and shot a -4. The key: put …
2009 Glen Workshop: Free Day
Without a car, I had no plans for free day. However, as often happens at the Glen, a wave of communal energy swept me up into a group headed to the International Folk Art Museum on Museum Hill. Since the museum doesn’t allow pics inside the galleries, there’s no images to share. I can say …
