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Daily Alchemy: a question to think on together
“When nature pushes back hard, do you think people learn to live with it or just wait for a chance to fight it again?”
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A Poem to Ponder
For your reading pleasure. I have had this poem for years and read it often. I wanted to share. "The Nature of Risk" By Patricia Soper (NOT me), a local poet in Patchogue, NY What courage, each year, has the tree to once again birth her leaves, her pink cherry blossoms or... - Shera JoyCry...
Flowing down the Salt River
If you ever get a chance to paddle board the lower Salt River in Arizona just east of Phoenix, DO IT!!! What is it? It's a beautiful river in the middle of the arid Sonoran Desert.... - Missy...
This Is Where The Hope Is
Ice on the ground. A hard, bright moon. Deer balancing on snow to reach cedar. The air feels tense. Stories of missing mothers. Big voices tossing around power like it’s abstract, like it doesn’t land on real people. The snake is shedding its skin.... I didn't expect a headline about an eagle to make me cry this week. But Jackie wasn't the first eagle I loved, and I suspect she won't be the last. For years, I've kept nest cams playing beside me while I worked, slept, wrote, reported, and lived.... Staring at The Moon
Tonight, while going through the ordinary routines of my day, I happened to notice the full moon through the only door in my room. There it was, pouring its light into an otherwise ordinary moment. Something about it stopped me.... - onI was driving to our Tango lesson this morning. It was sunny with clear skies around our home but 10 minutes into our drive, there were thick gray clouds for miles... as far as I could see. But then the highway curved to the right slightly, and I could see blue skies at the end of the clouds. Honestly, I was a bit surprised to see the blue skies because I had already expected that the rest of the drive would be under gray clouds. In that moment of seeing the blue skies, I realized that this was such a great metaphor for life... that sometimes our current experience can seem bleak and never ending. And that, in a moment, when we least expect it, we can see the 'light at the end of the tunnel' and have a different experience.byrenee...
- Shera JoyCry...
- MossyMoni...
Such a beautifully sad post .. and so accurate. When I go outside the silence of the blanketed snow just contrast with the noise of what's going on in this country. I definitely affects my mindset in so many ways.... - Enzo...
- SunDancer...
- Derek...
Death, Conflict, and Life
So in case you didn't see it in the title... this one gets pretty heavy. If that's not for you, skip reading and instead scroll down to look at the drawings, which really are not that bad on their own. But first...... - Spaceman...
Hi, I’m Eric. I’m a 60 year old man, living intentionally alone on Cherokee lake in TN. I am a Navy war veteran, put myself through art school many years ago, worked as a pro photographer for most of my adult life....