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Breathing Into the New Year, ctd.
Continuing in the effort to center for the new year, let me ask you this question: How many birds are there at Squaw Creek? The answer: Bunches and bunches and bunches. The large blob in the tree and the blob … Continue reading
Breathing Into the New Year, ctd.
Another photo to remind us to breathe into the new year and let go of our obsession with ourselves. From the Squaw Creek Refuge near Mound City, Missouri, a view of the muskrat mounds. I had no idea they were … Continue reading
The Goodness of Centering
What goes into becoming good? Is it being born with the right heart? The right thoughts? The right parents? Or is goodness a quality that we constantly struggle to find? Today I called Blue Cross & Blue Shield about renewing … Continue reading
Posted in Becoming Good, Diane's Photos
Tagged becoming centered, birds, Missouri, Squaw Creek Wildlife Refuge
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The Goodness of Nature
Northern California is breathtaking. Once you get away from the city, the place itself calms the soul. There has to be goodness in the fact that standing in these amazing landscapes either settles you down or delights the eye. Even … Continue reading
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Tagged Armstrong Woods, California, Louie's Restaurant, nature, Pat Murphy
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What Comes Next
Sometimes the only workable path is to go straight through — a solution the Pacific found in drilling this archway through an island. One of the paths I haven’t tried yet in my quest for goodness is to drill through … Continue reading
Days 17 – 23: The Log
Hushed. The three-note call of a single bird. Hushed again. Even our footsteps were swallowed by the immensity of the place. My son and I entered the Armstrong Redwoods Reserve chattering and then found ourselves whispering. Finally, we fell silent. … Continue reading
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Tagged Armstrong Redwoods, California, Monte Rio, Russian River
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