I took these pictures on the way to work, October 26, 2011. It began with the fog rolling in over the Willamette River covering a portion of the St. John’s Bridge. I’ve noticed the colors along Germantown, Cornelius Pass, and Brookwood/Helvetia. My route to work takes me through fields, trees, and great seasonal changes. Lastly, I ended up downtown. So, I parked in my favorite spot: on top of the parking garage.
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As I sit on the plane, surrounded by the hum of the engine and the chill of the window, I can’t help but notice the person in front of me repeatedly adjusting their seat, each movement a grating assault on my laptop screen. The journey back to Portland, high above the clouds, prompts reflections on the comforts of home and the complexities of travel.
The Wheel of the Year is a cyclical and seasonal calendar. It marks the changing of seasons and incorporates festivals, or Sabbats, celebrating various aspects of nature, life, and spirituality.
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