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I’m not going to bore you very long with Quantum Mechanics today. But I am amazed, daily, by the things I’m learning about how the world works on very small levels.  Everywhere. It all goes on inside of us.In that phone you are holding.And in the cat sitting next to you, the car you drove […]

I’ve been trying to learn more about Quantum Mechanics, specifically the String Theory. To put it simply, here are some things about things. Tiny Particles: Quantum mechanics is like a set of rules that explains how really tiny particles, like electrons and photons (light particles), behave. Of course, these are really tiny.  Like. Quarks make

“Sometimes the most productive thing you can do is relax.” — Mark Black To relax.   By definition, it goes like this. make or become less tense or anxious: [no object][with object] make (a rule or restriction) less strict while not abolishing it A lot of people go on vacation to relax.  But for me, going

Organized By Linda Stowe My sister used to joke that if someone gave me a basket, I’d put it into another basket. That was her little jab at my propensity to put things into containers. She had a point. Everywhere you look in my home you will see a basket, a box, or a basin

“Hope is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul.” — Emily Dickinson

A field full of springs.  It is a lovely image, isn’t it?  A beautiful little green gracious place with natural springs abounding. Either that, or it could be the back lot behind the mattress factory where they dump all their unused… well… you know… springs. In any case, it bears the name.  Springfield.  But.  Does

We’re in school, I think. Earth school. Yes, our human bodies are in Earth school, and we are here to learn about matters concerning our hearts and our souls. It seems that our lives are filled with lessons. It is up to us to do the homework. The knowledge that we find and the precious things

The Catastrophe Mode By Linda Stowe I subscribe to a lot of automated emails – news, books, substacks, etc. Every day I get more than a dozen of these automatic emails. I try to keep up but if I miss a day or two, they amass at a pace faster than the national debt. It