tiny moments (and everything in between)
I never take off by myself, but I tell my family that I need to be alone. I crank the music and drive back roads, stopping to take a picture of cows who look my way, then return to their business of standing in a wet field munching wet grass. From the cows, I head to a … Continue reading yes
Sometimes Mondays look like quiet, foggy, wintry beginnings. • • • Happy Solstice, friends. Sending you love and light wherever you are. xm
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Sometimes Mondays look like autumn sedum in autumn sunshine.
An ongoing series of Monday snapshots and quiet reflections. Sometimes Mondays look like a last hurrah. *** P.S. Did you sign up for Gratitude Week yet?!
One special week of practicing daily gratitudes...with you. For the birch trees out back and the way they move in the breeze. For Nature and the way she makes me gasp time and time again. For our pup and the way she loves. For second (and third) cups of tea and/or coffee. For the people … Continue reading Gratitude Week 2015 :: Sunday
An ongoing series of Monday snapshots and quiet reflections. Sometimes Mondays look like a last hurrah.
the autumn sedum {do you remember?} has turned. dusty. rusty. pink. i wait for this each year. something about this plant and its turning at this time of year gets to me. in the very best of ways. outside playing with the kids or sitting at my desk and looking out the window, my eyes … Continue reading king arthur and the sedum
it's easy to love summer's thistle with her showy purple flower easy to look past the prickly green leaves surrounding when the summer months move into those of fall and early winter i walk past thistle patches wild along the road long gone are the violet hues now there is earth tone everywhere and still … Continue reading the thistle
we were out in the newly-weeded {thank you very much} garden yesterday getting seeds in the ground. mixed greens, mustard greens, arugula, chard. summer squashes, carrots, cucumbers. i will never get over the miracle of these itty bitty things transforming into food that will nourish our bodies. pure magic, i tell you. i also opened … Continue reading yesterday in the garden
Michelle GD 