Tarmac Meditations #70 – Martin, Howard and Ed
Did the Martin Trail and across Foxhollow yesterday morning. Easier and a bit faster. Quiet and moonlit. The creek is high with snow melt and winter rain. The lights of town fragment in the mist. Real becomes fairy tale at the edges. In my relentless … Read more →
Tarmac Meditations #69: Broke the String
Woke up this morning, more like came to, long night in the jungles of my memories...How did Dylan know what he knew when he was 21 or 22? "I ain't sayin you treated me unkind...you sorta wasted my precious time, don't ya think twice, it's all right" … Read more →
Tarmac Meditations-New Years Part 2
"I hear America singing..." Walt Whitman. Equally, " I hear you singin' in the wires..." Jimmy Webb. I love the color of the fog this morning, the temperature of the light transforms morning in the valley into a sacred moment, a pause at the end … Read more →
Tarmac Meditations: Comin’ 2012
New Years 2012: shot a race by the midnight riverside, went home to sleep for a few hours, dreamt some dreams, more nightmarish than serene. Went back to the riverside, shot another race and caught some dreams, came home to rest, and found, sadly, … Read more →
Email Inspiration
An e-mail from Life As A Human sparks author Michael Lebowitz to create a story allowing him to cleverly avoid doing other work for which he is actually paid.
Lunch Break
Michael Lebowitz writes about love, memory and another day when things felt easier.
Armistice Day: Part Two
Part Two of Armistice Day reveals a boy who never wore the uniform fought his own war for too long…Armistice has been a long time in coming
Armistice Day: Part One
In Part One of Armisitce Day, Michael Lebowitz introduces us to a man who is waging a war again himself
Names On A Wall
Michael Lebowitz reflects on Veterans Day, the freedom to choose and peace.
Tarmac Meditations #68
Michael Lebowitz shares the journey that brought him home and the promises he made to himself at the beginning of 2011.
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