Tag Archives: beauty

Swooning

This morning, sipping hot coffee on the couch, I announced to Barry, “The Winter King kissed us with snow again last night.” He eyed me above his coffee mug, raising his eyebrows only slightly. “What–are you taking some online poetry … Continue reading

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No politics today. No virus talk. Just autumn colors here in the Upper Peninsula.

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Balance for a troubled heart–staying close to the simple, the ordinary, the real

So many of our hearts seem troubled these days.  We’re worried about politics, the state of the nation, the trials of the world, the gullies of the universe.  We’re pained about health, trapped children, money, jobs, relationships, pressures.  We’re feeling … Continue reading

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Pausing to sip tea and breathe in autumn beauty

     

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“Friendship is the breathing rose”

Last week my friend Doris invited me to stop by.  We get together every few months at her house.  She serves coffee or tea and delicious sweets.  Her husband, Howard, usually stops puttering to say hello, pausing at the table … Continue reading

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Snow shadows for breakfast

Snow shadows make very nutritious breakfasts. They dance with Vitamin D, which we northerners need in winter due to  lack of adequate sunlight. They are filled with flickering protein and trace minerals such as zinc and magnesium. The calcium in … Continue reading

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Black pearl of an evening…

             

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No photos of tame deer eating morning glories here

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“As long as I live, I’ll hear waterfalls and birds and winds sing.” –John Muir

                                                              Peace and beauty be with you as we return … Continue reading

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Sitting again beside the hearth of a beloved poem

The Guest House This being human is a guest house.  Every morning a new arrival. A joy, a depression, a meanness, some momentary awareness comes as an unexpected visitor. Welcome and attend them all: Even if they’re a crowd of … Continue reading

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