Sunday Inspiration: Today I Rise
“The most radical thing any of us can do at this time is to be fully present to what is happening in the world.” – Joanna Macy..So rise up with me, sisters.
beauty
Wordless Wednesday: Basking In the Stillness of Late Summer
On a recent walk down our hill to the river, my sweetie noticed Sister Turtle basking in the sun. Like her, may we pause and savor Summer’s pleasures. Blessings!
Wordless Wednesday: The Sentinel
For over a week, we’ve been hearing a constant cacophony of hawk cries all throughout our Laurel Hill woods. John snapped this shot over our driveway.
Wordless Wednesday: Our New Neighbor
Outside our bedroom window, through the closed glass and screen, John took this lovely shot of the new baby in the camellia bush getting lunch.
Wordless Wednesday: Barred Owl at the Little River
Spread your wings and enjoy Wordless Wednesday. Three gorgeous shots by my sweetie John yesterday of a barred owl at our Little River, in Durham, NC.
Wordless Wednesday: In Hawthorn-Time the Heart Grows Light
“In hawthorn-time the heart grows light, The world is sweet in sound and sight..” from Tristram of Lyonesse, by Algernon Charles Swinburne. Blessed be.
Wordless Wednesday: Magical Waters
It’s Wordless Wednesday. Stop by today for 3 minutes of art, beauty, and serenity. Take the waters with me, and replace your stress with inspiration.
Wordless Wednesday: Spring Beauty or Fairy Spud?
Prized for its beauty and medicinal gifts, the Algonquins cooked the tubers like potatoes. Did they learn this from the Faery folk, hence the name?
A Slightly Belated, but Heartfelt Happy Birthday to All You Gorgeous Taurus People
You simply have to put one foot in front of the other and keep going. Put blinders on and plow right ahead. George Lucas (Sun and Ascendant in Taurus) Happy (slightly belated) Birthday to all you beautiful Taurus people! The Sun moved into your sign Tuesday! If you are a Taurus, you are generally patient … Read more
Wordless Wednesday: Cosmic Dancers
https://youtu.be/ZqFH-n7QTCU The ancients named our closest planetary neighbor for the Goddess of love and beauty. In seeing how our two worlds dance in space, they chose wisely.