I’m Ann Keeler Evans — Peacemaker, Taroist, Priestess —
and you are welcome here!

And so, in June I’ll be off to explore the northern swath of the country, seeking to understand more about what I encounter with the Peoples and the Lands, Skies, and Waters of these United States in this 250th anniversary year, and I will share what I find in poetic form in a Field Guide so that others can experience it as well.

— Exploring the viewpoints of the people we encounter —

— Examining what we as a country have lost and gained — 

— Wondering what is Possible; witnessing the Peace —

This is a pilgrimage, a field study, a friendship journey, a love letter, and a lament. And it will become a book because you helped make space for it and will help me publish and publicize it. Will you accompany me on this journey? I would be honored if you could support me as I travel — to help me witness, listen, write, and return with stories and poems worth sharing. 



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  • May 26, 2026

    So the words following. were the words from last month. They seemed fitting. I now have a pic of this weird wonderfulness: Nan and Deb together again. And then a tough truth: As we’re often reminded, we’re only assured of Today. Let’s make it Sweet and Full.  And if we have Tomorrow, we’ll be healthier for Today’s Love, Laughter, and Accomplishment!

    You’ll notice that the change in sunlight is slowing as we move toward the Solstice. At the Equinox, light was being added at +2.38 seconds a day. Now we’re down to +1.34 a day. By the Equinox it will slow to next to nothing.

    Ann



Off To Antarctica (front cover)

What started out to be an adventure of two friends exploring Antarctica, turned into a spiritual sojourn that took us far beyond our wildest imaginations. I am a thealogian by training, a Peacemaker by vocation, and a Poet by expression. My friend, Faye, is a spiritual educator and a gospel/choral musician.

Faye and I and our companions on this trip were stunned by the power and majesty of this place and became committed to this still barely known continent and its pristine surrounding waters. Antarctica has no citizens; it needs ambassadors to speak to the importance of its pristine beauty and promote the Antarctic Treaty, signed by 58 countries in 1959, that is dedicated to Science and Peace.

As a thealogian, I went with questions — what is it like to visit a place with no indigenous people, no gods, no wee folk? Maybe it’s the spirit of the orca and the penguins and all the other lifeforms whose home it is, that has shaped what the continent has become.

Antarctica transformed my life; I experienced a Peace so profound that 54 poems flowed from me, and I invite to share that experience through them.

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