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Squirrel and chickadee love, February snow, and healing silence
We awoke to a February snow. Maybe five new inches decorated our winter landscape. The temperature promises to inch up in upcoming days into the 30’s and 40’s (0 to 7 C), but for now winter still sings her … Continue reading
Posted in February 2018
Tagged consciousness, contemplation, healing, peace, photography, silence, snow, snowshoeing, spirituality, squirrel, thoughts, Upper Peninsula, winter
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Dear readers, I wrote this post back in early May, but did not publish it. Was about to delete it, but sent it to a friend just for kicks before scrapping it. She loved it. She insisted it was a … Continue reading