Welcome to Sucarha.com, a virtual presence now entering its twelfth year. Sucarha.com is different in that it is navigated through pictures and text links rather than the standard side or browser bar setup. If you are a first time visitor, all will be new and different to you. I urge you to explore. If you are a returning visitor, you will start to notice some subtle changes. I am, over time, revamping the entire site with new work, new contributors, new features, and new pictures.  The Spiritual Ponderings, Nature Tributes and the Rainy Day Room Reading sections will be more defined, but both will be accessible here on the home page. It is my wish that you simply find a moment of peace, a little food for thought, a reverie, a smile, and maybe an inspiration or two. Enjoy, and again, thank you for choosing to visit Sucarha.com.

 

This Site is Dedicated to Jerry Allen Haley 

 

Visited here . . . February 12, 1943
 Went Home . . . August 13, 1999

 

 

For the man he was, the life he lived, the Spirit he is, and the wisdom he taught me and his sons. He resides now 'somewhere over the rainbow'.
 

The Edge of Chugache

In Loving Memory of

Jerry Allen Haley

~ ~ ~

 

A Return to the Energy

 

Love Remembered

 

"The Edge of Chugach

a poem by Susan Haley

 


Spiritual Ponderings

Site Philosophy



Site Philosophy
Fibers in the Web by Sucarha


Fibers in the Web
A Tribute to Nature and Spirit


A Tribute to Nature and Spirit

 

SheepRock2b  See Explanation.  Clicking on the picture will download 

Earth Science Picture of the Day

Wilderness Expressions
an Original Collection
by Paul Wamhof
Astronomy Picture of the Day

 

Please visit our Flash Videos With Beautiful Music and Pictures

Earth . . . Our Home, Too

 

A Tribute to the Animals

Majesty of the Land - Summit of Mt. McKinley

 

A Tribute to the Land

 


 

Thought of the Month

The following excerpt was written by Bart Stamper, Viet Nam Special Forces veteran. Bart is also the author of "Memories in Ebony" found in The Rainy Day Room; his reactions on his first visit to the Viet Nam War Memorial. I'd asked him his feelings on Afghanistan and he shared the following excerpt he'd written on war. It really moved me and I asked him for permission to run it here at Sucarha.com.

"The sum total of war is derived from a mad math that only those who are touched by it are able to calculate. War is replete with brutal ironies. It brings life and death together on the same stage. It marries freedom with oppression. It is the highest of callings that requires those who wage it to lay down their lives for their fellow man, and yet it is murderous to its core. Its very nature is conflict and pain, which is its cruel gift to all who get too close. Not to wage it to prevent evil is a great sin, and to wage it under the many guises our adamic natures invent is also a great sin. It is beyond simple conclusion, simple stance as right or wrong – it is often both. It was intended for divine intervention alone against evil, but its potent effectiveness is such an allurement to our lower nature that it strains the very wisdom we need to employ. It is the battleground of angels and demons – and the innocent hang in the balance. In the end, only God will be able to wade into the chaos of wars past, sort it out justly and redeem all." 

 By Bart Stamper. Shared with permission.


Rainy Day People Room

Articles and Stories for Writers and Readers

 

Click on the Book Covers to go to That Page

 

Rainy  Day People by Susan C. Haley Amber Returns to Maine and Other Songs of the Soul by Susan C. Haley

 

Rainy Day People makes its debut on YouTube.
Click Here to view the book video trailer.

Rainy Day People

By:Susan Haley

Reviewed By: 

Linda Waterson of Apex Reviews


 

Ava Alexis Thomas

Click Here to read the Poem of the Month for September 2010

 

“An Astral Wonder”

By:

Susan Haley


Click Here to read the Feature Story for September 2010

 

“Treehouse in the Woods”

By:

Lois Stern


 

The True Tale of BB McPup

 

 

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