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Daily Archives: March 17, 2018
Taking life as you find it. – Jim Webster
Reblogged from Jim Webster: There was once a shepherd who dropped his Bible while he was mending a gap in a hedge. A couple of days later, a sheep walked up to him carrying the Bible in its mouth. The … Continue reading
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Tagged agonies of indecision, lamb’s wool onesies, menace, the beast from the east
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Travels With Maggie: The Beginning – Pat Bean
Reblogged from Pat Bean’s Blog: “Life begins at the end of your comfort zone.”–Neale Donald Walsch Here’s How It All Began Balcony House: Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado. Not only have my travels taken me all across the country, they … Continue reading
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Tagged beginnings, birds, Journeys, Mesa Verde, pat bean, RV travel, Travels With Maggie
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#writephoto — A Little Bit Caveman
Originally posted on This, That, and The Other:
Benny was just trying to cope with being homeless, which was, at the time, a new thing for him. How could he have known not to provoke the head of the unspoken,…
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writephoto: charmer
Originally posted on Does writing excuse watching?:
Silicon Valley Charmer ? Think you can’t afford a home in Silicon Valley? Check out this beauty! So close by in the Santa Cruz mountains, just off Leprechaun Parkway. Steve Jobs wanted it…
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Thursday photo #prompt – Ahead #writephoto
Originally posted on Two on a Rant:
If you want to participate, here’s the link: https://scvincent.com/2018/03/15/thursday-photo-prompt-ahead-writephoto/ “One day, I’ll walk through a forest, leaping on water-sculpted boulders across a gurgling stream,” I said to my therapist. “To do that, you’ll have…
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Snow in summer
I stood like a mountain Astride the plain Watching with slow eyes As life passed beneath me. Feeling the seasons on my skin, Each year a mere frisson, And the years passed Until snow silenced me. I waited immobile For … Continue reading
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Tagged cycle of life, mountains, snow, soul, spirituality, sun, water
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White-Skunk and Bald-Eagle IV… Stuart France
* …Eagle arrived back at the lodge before Skunk. He seized the Plover sisters and trampled on their bellies until little skunks lay scattered all about on the ground. Then Eagle gathered up his belongings and left the lodge, taking … Continue reading
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Tagged Folk Tale, magic, mystery, Mythology, Nez Perce, psychology, story, symbolism, The Silent Eye
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