I’m glad you are here.
I spend my days noticing things, wondering about them, and occasionally disappearing down rabbit holes to see where they lead.
One day that might mean walking through the woods. Another might mean digging into my family history, selling something I found at an auction, wondering why gasoline is priced to nine-tenths of a cent, reading something that makes me think, taking photographs, working on a project, or asking a question nobody else seems to be asking.
I’ve come to think of the way I go about all of this as The Stewardship Way.
But I’m not here to tell you how to live your life.
I’m just inviting you to look over my shoulder while I live mine.
I pay attention.
I notice things. Sometimes they are important. Sometimes they are ordinary. And sometimes something that seems ordinary turns out to be pretty interesting once I start asking questions.
A bird flying over a parking lot. An old family photograph. A forgotten creek. Something I find at an auction. A community meeting. A walk down a country road. Something I read. Something somebody says.
I wonder:
Why is it here?
How did it get this way?
Why does it matter?
What can I learn from it?
Then I follow the question wherever it leads.
Sometimes I learn something. Sometimes I find another question. Sometimes I end up with a story worth sharing.
That’s pretty much what you’ll find here.
No grand plan. No lectures. Just what I notice, what I wonder about, what I discover, and what I’m up to.
Come back sometime. Tomorrow I may be onto something completely different.