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One Teacher
I saw something come across my twitter stream yesterday–something along the line of “Everyone is a Teacher”. I have never thought of encounters this way. How great would it be to see all people as teachers and all encounters, even … Continue reading
It’s Beneath Us
I’m certain some people read my blog because they love wine, but for over a month most of my posts have been in pictorial form about my vacation, or ceilings on my vacation or looking up trees….hence the title “Oldfield … Continue reading
Get Yer Grabber Thingy
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Moon Musings
I just pulled into the hotel in Leavenworth, Washington after a long drive down to California to attend Ralph Kunkee’s memorial service at UC Davis. It was a 16-hour straight shot drive down, 33 hours in Davis, then 13 hours … Continue reading
About Adoption
What can be written about adoption that hasn’t already been written? They are always such personal narratives and each unique. My story is not unlike many others but it is mine and has helped to make me who I am … Continue reading
Moving Day
I am moving to a new office building. I have been living in “the hole” (lab/shared office/cellar command centre) since 1996. 15 years of no windows (unless you count the Bill Gates kind), a door you have to close to … Continue reading
Persnickety Me
I don’t consider myself a high maintenance person. I’m not someone who, for example, needs to modify every menu item before I place an order. That being said, I do have my peculiarities… 1. Martinis Just ask me three questions: … Continue reading
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My father was not a winemaker. He was an auto mechanic who opened his own small shop south of Market in San Francisco in the 1950′s. He specialized in the only “real” cars that existed in California back then, American … Continue reading
