out of the blue
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Before we put in the radiant floors, before we replaced the screens with Marvin windows, this porch was brown—with a sisal wall-to-wall rug, tan furniture we inherited from my parents, and camel-colored paint. The colors reminded me of my grandfather's Ford station wagon that he sometimes picked us up from school in when my mother couldn't.
A few months ago, on a boat picnic while on vacation in Florida, a family anchored next to us; music blared through a bungee-corded speaker attracting attention to two huge flags flying atop their center console: one read, TRUMP 2024, the other, FUCK BIDEN. As I watched the mother on board offer her smallest child a sip of water, I wondered what she would do if that child didn't fit into our binary world?
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Start 2026 by filling up with Blue Light Yoga, CAKE, delicious, healthy and locally-sourced meals by Chef Paco, and time to enjoy the many incredible outdoor activities in Southern Vermont including alpine skiing, cross country skiing and snowshoeing.
Start 2026 by filling up with Blue Light Yoga, CAKE, delicious, healthy and locally-sourced meals by Chef Paco, and time to enjoy the many incredible outdoor activities in Southern Vermont including alpine skiing, cross country skiing and snowshoeing.
Upcoming Books & Discussoins
Our next Blue Light Book Club selection is We Will Be Jaguars a captivating exploration of resilience, transformation, and the deep connection between humans and nature. The book follows an Indigenous leader’s journey of resistance, survival, and hope, weaving together personal narrative, cultural heritage, and urgent environmental activism. Through powerful storytelling, it invites readers to reflect on the strength of community, the wisdom of ancestral traditions, and the fight to protect both people and the planet.
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