Joyful Compassionate Abundance
Last week, we shared a monthly Shabbat dinner in my shul. We call these evenings “Third Fridays” because that’s when we come together to enjoy one of the high points of the Sabbath, an extended communal dinner with learning and songs. I
Like the opening day of the Woodstock Farmers Market, in fact each day of the Market, everything on the Square felt festive this past Saturday. Although it rained the night before, by morning the sun occasionally peeked through the clouds, taking some
VEGGIES! Beautiful spring veggies! It was a spectacular day on Saturday, a perfect day for the opening of the Woodstock Farmers Market. I love the Market and look forward to it moving back onto the Square each spring. Keith Johnson, Market Director, has
Published 4/16/2015 in 3duniverse.org. 3D printing enhances quality of life for seniors DENTISTRY We’ve all heard them, those jokes about getting older: “You know you’re old when you and your teeth don’t sleep together.” It’s a humorous accommodation to the fact that
Published 4/5/2015 in 3duniverse.org. From human to animal prosthetics If you keep up with the news as I do, you’re likely to have moments when you feel discouraged about the human enterprise on this earth. More and more often I find myself
Published 4/10/2015 in 3duniverse.org. No soil, no sun, no water, no problem with 3D printing I keep telling myself that spring is on the way. Some days it even feels like it’s here. That must mean it’s time to get underway with
Published 4/23/2015 in The FOODshed Coop blog. When I first started in the food business with the intention of making all my food “from scratch,” from whole produce (which I was told couldn’t be done), someone told me about the Slow Food movement. The
Published 4/2/2015 in The FOODshed Coop blog. I admit I am something of a skeptic about the possibility of experiencing sudden (and lasting) transformation. That’s not to say I don’t believe in the possibility that we can be transformed. I experience that