Perspective – Karna Eastlund Haugen

Axel’s Year-End Sermon

Be selective, and then be content with the stick you’ve chosen. I can only carry so much on my walk, so I tune out all the other sticks once I’ve picked one up. Check in with your master. Being off the leash means I can go where I want. I find it comforting after I’veContinue reading “Axel’s Year-End Sermon”

Adjusting my Angle on Angels

It wasn’t even 10 AM and I’d already enjoyed a robust self-TED-talk. Axel and I were on our morning stroll, which today meant navigating a kind of strangulated figure eight and we were coming back along a path we had already walked. On our first pass by the little angel figure we have seen countlessContinue reading “Adjusting my Angle on Angels”