The Lessons Learned in Watching a Loved-One Die
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quote challenge: Living Life
Quote challenge: Living Life I was tagged by Jan Flynn to come up with three quotes on Living Life. I have chosen three women – one Danish author, one English and one… Read more quote challenge: Living Life →
Stimulation Addiction
Like this post very much by Sonia Rosa: via Stimulation Addiction
The Ring
I found it. The ring. Or rather, the ring found me. On one side it’s like I’ve lost everything. My job, my relations, my home, my mom. Slipping away. A… Read more The Ring →
My Writing Goal
By the end of this year I will have put together a book about my paternal grandmother. I’m thinking a book I’ll publish through blurb.com A collage of some sorts with facts,… Read more My Writing Goal →
ICE COLD
A martini shaken, tequila blanco, an ice cube and a slice of bearss lime
The Hour of Land: Terry Tempest Williams on the Responsibility of Awe and the Wilderness as an Antidote to the War Within Ourselves – Brain Pickings
“Awe is the moment when ego surrenders to wonder.” — Read on http://www.brainpickings.org/2018/04/12/the-hour-of-land-terry-tempest-williams/
On Beauty
I stand on the edge of a precipice. Physically I stand looking down into an abyss of sea, rocks and sand, hundreds of feet down. It is beauty. It is awe. It is wonder. It is scary. It is big, bigger than us. It is demanding, demanding of us. Snapping a picture I do not. In my mind, yes, but here, the image is part of the universal conversation that takes place between existing formations continuously. The formation of rugged coastline, deep below my feet, and the formation currently taken… Read more On Beauty →
