Yellow Springs News Blogs Section :: Page 6

• BLOG-The Science of Dramatics

  By Amy MagnusSeptember 17, 2017

  

  We speak truth disguised as illusion.

• BLOG—Surviving Suicide

  By Aaron Maurice SaariSeptember 14, 2017

  

  Part of the awareness we must focus on in September is an awareness of those who are left behind by suicide, who often find themselves alone after the casseroles have been eaten and the well-wishes have ceased. The years may pass, but that does not mean we have adequately addressed our myriad emotions. Sometimes we have to give ourselves permission to heal. 

• BLOG-Making Moves: Home in a New Home

  By Jessica SeesSeptember 12, 2017

  

  Whenever I spend an extended period of time in a new environment, I find myself looking for comfort spots where I know I will be able to go when I need to take a breather. Even in this village, where everywhere feels as if it’s meant to be comforting, I found myself identifying my yard as my own little oasis within an oasis.

• BLOG-Thinking About The Weather

  By Amy MagnusSeptember 10, 2017

  

  We do not know what Mother Nature will bring. Yet we prepare.

• BLOG- Making Moves: Sea of Sunflowers

  By Jessica SeesSeptember 5, 2017

  

  I’ve always associated the color yellow with happiness and positivity. It’s bright and warm and seems to omit a special light separate from its already vibrant visage. It’s no surprise to me that I was washed in those feelings of happiness when I paid a visit to the almost fully bloomed sunflower field on Route 68.

• BLOG — After the Story: The Grannies of Waitaha

  By Aaron Maurice SaariSeptember 2, 2017

  

  The balance between being a pastor and a reporter is sometimes difficult for me, in that I bring Pastor Aaron to interviews and stories where I should be looking with the eyes of a journalist.

• BLOG-Battened Hatches

  By Amy MagnusAugust 27, 2017

  

  Some events are easier to prepare for than others.

• A Free Press in a State of Hate

  By Aaron Maurice SaariAugust 25, 2017

  

  I’ve noticed that many around us are feeling overwhelmed and fatigued. Through listening, I’ve learned that what many of us are experiencing in this intensity for the first time is what billions of people of color feel each and every day.

• BLOG- Making Moves: Glen and Gorge

  By Jessica SeesAugust 23, 2017

  

  Like many people, I have always found myself at my most relaxed when I’m spending time outside. More specifically, I find my most quiet moments on sidesteps and river rock hops slightly off of any hiking trail.

• BLOG-Sun races Moon

  By Amy MagnusAugust 20, 2017

  

  Keep your well protected eye on our dancing partner. Our bright-eyed fiddler will appear to race behind.