we are very good at preparing to live, but we are not very good at living. we know how to sacrifice ten years for a diploma, and we are willing to work very hard to get a job, a car, a house, and so on. but we have difficulty remembering that we are alive in the present moment, the only moment there is for us to be alive.
~ thich nhat hanh
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yesterday, i shared over at mortal muses…thoughts on the role photography plays in my life, on the way it helps me to be in my moments. click here to read.
there are a few more days to register for my 28 moments e-course…if you’d like to explore the moments of your life (we’ll be taking pictures and writing words…free form, no rules, no expectations)…i’d love to have you join us. click here to register.
i hope you have a wonderful, wonderful weekend!
sending a little love your way, m
I love community and how I fell upon you (but not really it was all part of the plan) via Vanessa who is from Vermont and whom I hang out with in the tree house. I’m for sure going to follow your blog and perhaps next ecourse I can join. I can save up for it.
Life goes by extremely fast, I live your quote daily.
I hope you long weekend has been filled with joy and the rest of you week is gentle and filled with love, beauty and happiness.
As a rampant preparer, planner and researcher, often for things that don’t actually HAPPEN, that quote is a great reminder for me! xx
I feel blessed to have discovered your blog today (through Mortal Muses). Your photographs and thoughts are beautiful and inspirational. That you believe in and share “the healing power of images and words” is also beautiful and inspiring. Kind regards,
-Patricia
How sad we prepare and prepare and prepare-and then don’t sit back to reap.
beautiful…love this and so what I needed to read.
have a joyous labor day weekend! xo
A beautifully simple and evocative shot Michelle.
I look forward to our Moments beginning.
Have a lovely weekend.
Lynn