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The week’s tweets

September 12, 2010 By Chris Corrigan Notes

  • Sore all over from 2.5 hours of soccer with people half my age. Oh but what fun! #
  • Rain is back in earnest. A good day for baking bread and splitting wood. #
  • Added Bernie DeKoven's Pointless games (http://bit.ly/aVooEh) to my facilitation resources page: http://bit.ly/1BF6WH #
  • RT @CreatvEmergence: It's not structure vs. flow…it's about creating new structures that liberate, rather than inhibit, flow. <~~ YES! #
  • Deer are bleating on the road. Got a cord of firewood split. Little kids off to school. Busyness comes to the island. #
  • A beautiful late summer dawn. The sea is the colour of red wine. #
  • Added the Ultimate Guide to Anecdote Circles (http://bit.ly/b6yaef) to my facilitation resources page: http://bit.ly/1BF6WH #
  • Wow…my Grade 1 teacher just send me a friend request on facebook. That was 36 years ago. Hooray for connections! #
  • A little chill in the morning air makes the warmth if my sleeping bag a beautiful cocoon. #

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September 5, 2010 By Chris Corrigan Notes 2 Comments

  • Lovely weekend of community festival and celebrating family. Now paying for it with a head cold and a veggie garden worked over by deer. #
  • A long night of heavy rain and cool breezes. The land is quenched. Salmon can taste their home streams. #

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August 29, 2010 By Chris Corrigan Notes 2 Comments

  • Pouring rain in Toronto this early morning. Was really heavy last night. Up at sparrow fart today to head all the way to Anchorage. #
  • Travel blows my mind: from a humid rainy early morning in Toronto to a calm afternoon by the glassy waters of Cook Inlet, Alaska. #
  • Layers upon layers of stillness. The smooth grey of Cook Inlet beneath the smooth grey blanket of morning cloud. #
  • Art of Hosting on Bowen Island, BC, Canada Oct 3-6, 2010. Join us and pass on the invite…you don't want to miss it! http://bit.ly/dd7VQo #
  • Stunning moonset this morning. Pink full moon dipping into the sea. It's a clear morning in Anchorage. Off to Dutch Harbor this afternoon. #
  • About to board a little Saab turbo prop for Dutch Harbor in the Aleutian Islands. Cross another item off the bucket list! #
  • Low clouds and fog soften the sharp peaks of Unalaska . Soft rain on the waters of Dutch Harbor and cool midnight air through my window. #
  • A long dark grey dawn breaking in the Aleutians. Low cloud is thinking about lifting and revealing the breathtaking beauty of these islands. #
  • Back in Anchorage for the night. The Aleutians already seem like a dream to me now. #
  • Nuthatches, juncos, crickets and the sound of the wake of the 630 ferry washing on Pebbly Beach. I must be finally back home. #
  • My fingers are sore…practicing for a little set of songs at BowFest tomorrow:, our annual Bowen Island festival. See you there! #

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August 22, 2010 By Chris Corrigan Notes

  • Humid air full of cicada song, crickets and the slow drawl of tires on gravel roads. Ontario summer rural. #
  • Pink thunder heads full of lightning rising out of the twilight. Ringed by storms on an evening swim in the clear waters of Georgian Bay. #
  • Humidity broken, crisp clear Beaver Valley summer air. Now is the time the local apples take in their sweetness. #
  • COME ON YOU SPURS!!! that is all… #coys #
  • The hush of wind in the poplars and a mourning dove. Sometimes Victorian Ontario awakens to the present. #
  • Off to Peterborough today for more sister wedding celebrations. Staying at Best West till Saturday. #
  • In a commonplace situation, in an inappropriate hour, do we pay attention to beauty? Google Joshua Bell and subway. #
  • A week of wedding festivities draws to a close. Off to Toronto today and thence to work in Alaska. #

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August 15, 2010 By Chris Corrigan Notes

  • The cloud lingers and only the call of ravens rattles through the trees. Thirsty earth has drunk deeply of the rain. Stewards celebrate. #
  • From a hotel parking lot near the Toronto airport there is no chance for the Perseids. #
  • Sitting in the cool shade of an Ontario walnut forest. Blue jays and goldfinches. The soundtrack of my childhood summers. #

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