CapeCodToday Blog Chowder

I've been spending time watching ospreys who seem to soar so effortlessly above all the betrayals and heartaches of the world and somehow prompt me to remember something that tragedy often makes you remember.

That being the heights of the human spirit and all that truly defines freedom.  The osprey is called the bird of freedom -- perhaps because of its capacity to fly high into the heavens, all the time emitting its call which sounds to me a proclamation of something good although I have no proof of that. 

Free yoga class in the grass for the Hyannis Main street spring fling this saturday 2-2:30 april 27- town green infront of town hall, Standing flow - you don't need a yoga mat. We'll play with warriors, triangles, lateral angles, mountains, chairs and twisted chairs, balancing trees and eagles and great blue herons, come'on over and call in spring!  with Diane Kovanda  
www.kindyoga.com

In deference to those who hold, for their own purposes, that this is a Christian nation, let me quote from Galatians written by the person many credit with actually founding formal Christianity, Paul.

3:10 For it is written, Accursed [is] every one that continueth not in all things which are written in the book of the law to do them.

The horrific events at the Boston Marathon won't soon be forgotten, nor should they. As pain, grief, sorrow and pride start to wain the next inevitable emotion will be anger. With that anger people will start to ask why and how this was allowed to happen.