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Enjoy the little things,
for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things.” – Robert Brault Chill music
Driving to chill music Walk Sit spot Yoga Bed Sit on a bench on Alki Sit on log at LP It's nothing very special. Try to be nice to people, avoid eating crap, read a good book every now and then, get some walking in, and try and live together in peace and harmony with people of all creeds and nations.
 The more that your read, the more things you will know.
The more that you learn, the more places you will go. Very fun, but also very wet. We started with plaster casts and skulls and moved on to some teethmarks and a super cool foot that fell from the sky (tree). We also looked at turned over grass and scat and scratches on trees. Ravens visited and a baldie. We saw a lot.
Ancient waters rushing
So many stories floating by. Listen to the wind Chiming in What is your truth? Seen for the first time. Vulnerable. Butterfly. Hatched bee. Adventures advertised. Floating stories. Telling the universe to take away the worries. Sobbing. Worries about negative impact. Just for a bit. Til I can pick them up again. Thank you. Lovebird. Affections This is what you can learn from a bee: Do not be stingy with your affections for the flowers that surround you An abundance of beauty to be delicately visited upon is no curse. Open your hearts to the possibility that the Beloved has chosen your form through which to make love with all of Life. ---- What if your lifeform is chosen to make love with all of life Love is not a relationship with just one person. Love is a way of life with all living beings.   A little reminder to self when I am only partially awake in the morning of my lovely morning routine I set up for myself at Cedar Loft.
 I feel very fortunate to have generous friends with the most delicious plum tree in their backyard. Found a recipe to make some Pflaumenkuchen, called Zwetschgendatschi in the region I grew up that turned out pretty much how the plum cake of our local bakery and my Mom tasted. This made me very happy!   Synchronicity: Dr. Suzanne Simand, a Canadian biologist focused her work on the concept of hub trees or “mother” trees, inspiration for one of the characters in the book.
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AuthorOptimistic, curious, human bee. 
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