“Push hard to get better, become smarter, grow your devotion to the truth, fuel your commitment to beauty, refine your emotional intelligence, hone your dreams, negotiate with your shadow, cure your ignorance, shed your pettiness, heighten your drive to look for the best in people, and soften your heart—even as you always accept yourself for exactly who you are with all of your so-called imperfections.” so says my horoscope dude.
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Wow for yesterday
snow blowing an inch per hour
for sixteen hours
our two cars at 9:30 pm
wonderfully, beautifully weird, this morning
contemplate the edge
where liquid becomes solid
where earth meets the air
Completed the Taking It Lightly instructor web pages. Perhaps the right portrait, with a brief bio, of you and/or your staff, may also enhance your customer relationships while increasing sales’ leads.
Sunday: Tad warmer.
East side brunch. Window shopping.
Strolling. Looking. Snap.
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“The contemplation of things as they are, without substitution or imposture, without error and confusion, is in itself a nobler thing than a whole harvest of invention” – Sir Francis Bacon
Link to gallery of additional photographs from today’s snow walk
The horoscope dude said, “Wean yourself from ego-driven desires and pour your libido into a longing for beauty, truth, goodness, justice, integrity, creativity, love, and an intimate relationship with the Wild Divine.”
Sounds, looks, smells, feels like a wonderful path.
light forming
this morning
reminded of the poem by Barbara and Morgan Gibson
“snow covers
cold lovers”
snow: ten inches fell
shovel: then watching closely
as it all changes
sunlight cutting through
sunday’s breakfast nourishes
both eyes and taste buds
the light
always the light
In 1954 Albert Camus said, “A person’s life purpose is nothing more than to rediscover, through the detours of art or love or passionate work, those one or two images in the presence of which his heart first opened.”
step onto the porch
“count on american” says
minus two degrees (F)
