Homeward Bound

Its been spring already. And winter again. Now we may find spring once more. One walk last week led my feet through untouched snow and it kept falling from the sky. The wind gathered strength and bit our faces. Marcelo and I had worn our best winter clothes, but our faces became still, crinkled and frozen on the walk back home.

The grass has replaced the snow. Only a few piles are left. Dad's even saying, "Yeah its nice weather today...for around here..."

But enough about the weather.

In two weeks Marcelo and I will already be nearing Southbend, IL. The car will be packed and we'll be moving West. We will be Port Townsend - bound and looking forward to our new home. We're going to live in an ecovillage. If you're interested in finding out more about the ecovillage, check out the website: www.ptecovillage.org.

I've only driven to Port Townsend once before, but on that drive, as I was headed north on the Olympic Peninsula, I had this feeling that I was driving home. And now it will soon become our home, inshallah.

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Been watching the news. Is revolution making its way to the United States? It seems to be about time. I just wonder what kind of revolution it will be. I'm hoping its peaceful and led by enlightened party people.

Did anyone else see the protests in LA? In England? Looks like the revolutionary buzz has moved westward.

Let's hope everyone gets what they need. And let's feed hungry people and get clean water to everyone. It can't be that hard. Let's just start there.

Peace, love, & revolution.