I began blogging at Not Dark Yet on New Years Eve, 2009, which means I've been at this for five years now. Yesterday morning, this blog site reached the milestone of 100,000 pageviews. I don't know if that is good or bad or average, but it is nevertheless an opportunity to look back at what people have been viewing. Here are the top 20 most-viewed original posts:
- Southern Nights and Stereotypes
- Tibetan Sand Mandala: Precision and Prayer
- Dylan in China
- Every Grain of Sand
- How Pete Seeger Taught Me about Forgiveness
- Writing Haiku
- To Zarathustra: Poem for the Longest Night
- Moving Toward the Common Good, or Slouching Toward Dystopia?
- A Jungian Appreciation of Mary
- New Poem: The Incense Rises and Gathers
- Wendell Berry, Poet, Prophet, and Sage
- Icons
- Letting Go
- The Magic of John Coltrane
- Are Lawmakers Capable of Passing Humane Laws?
- Christmas Recipes: Fabulous Dinner Rolls
- Here's to a Legend
- Okra and PMS
- My Season with Dante
- Something Like the Peace Corps
For a list of some of my own personal favorite essays, go to the "Essays" tab at the top of the page, or just look here.
Many thanks to all who have visited this blog. I hope you will continue to pay this site a visit as I continue to post essays and poetry, and as I share some of the things (including music, recipes, and books) that make the journey meaningful for me.
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Photo taken earlier this month by my daughter, Elaine, at Hilton Head Island where she has some artwork on display at the Walter Greer Gallery
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