Quests & People Making A Difference
One person.
I, as a 48 year old man, just got humbled.
— Mark Neitzel (@elmark-neitzel.bsky.social) July 24, 2026 at 7:23 PM
See into time. Forward, backward.
"…tell the old story for our modern times.
"Find the beginning."
Emily Wilson’s translation of Homer's The Odyssey.
— Moo Dog Press (@moodogpress.com) July 8, 2026 at 1:17 PM
Ancient basalt mountains, clouds, sky. From Chauncey Peak, a beloved valley revealed.
(*With canine soundtrack. It’s a hike.) #Foliage
— Moo Dog Press (@moodogpress.com) October 23, 2025 at 4:33 PM
Meanwhile, another chapter of humanity, someone who preserved so many stories, so much culture–knew the value.
“Everybody’s grandmother” — the native name given to Gladys Tantaquidgeon when she was a child by Fidelia Fielding, who was the preserver of Mohegan language, diaries; Fielding’s was Martha Uncas (1761-1859).
Editor’s note: Most of this story has been moved–here.