I am studying a book called, The Age of Overwhelm. The content describes the many ways in which we each experience overwhelm daily in our culture. It is dense reading. The author wisely added a New Yorker Magazine cartoon every few pages to enable the reader to pause, take a breath of relief and smile. … Continue reading Daily ‘Cartoon’ #259
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Daily ‘Cartoon’ #255
I am studying a book called, The Age of Overwhelm. The content describes the many ways in which we each experience overwhelm daily in our culture. It is dense reading. The author wisely added a New Yorker Magazine cartoon every few pages to enable the reader to pause, take a breath of relief and smile. … Continue reading Daily ‘Cartoon’ #255
Daily ‘Cartoon’ #254
I am studying a book called, The Age of Overwhelm. The content describes the many ways in which we each experience overwhelm daily in our culture. It is dense reading. The author wisely added a New Yorker Magazine cartoon every few pages to enable the reader to pause, take a breath of relief and smile. … Continue reading Daily ‘Cartoon’ #254
Daily ‘Cartoon’ #253
I am studying a book called, The Age of Overwhelm. The content describes the many ways in which we each experience overwhelm daily in our culture. It is dense reading. The author wisely added a New Yorker Magazine cartoon every few pages to enable the reader to pause, take a breath of relief and smile. … Continue reading Daily ‘Cartoon’ #253
Autumn Equinox in two hours
Last evening, I was talking with a friend about the significance of September 22nd. Each season brings its own questions. Autumn is the season in which we harvest from the seeds which were planted in the spring. As I sat in the dawning of early morning, journal in hand, a poem came: A chill in … Continue reading Autumn Equinox in two hours
More Daily Smiles #247
Please enjoy more images. When we smile the brain has a neurological response which releases chemicals in the body and increases our feelings of well-being. Here are more of mine. Keep smiling at your own moments. Why not? Sunflowers can survive in almost any environment, including a small crack on a concrete bikepath.
More Daily Smiles #246
Please enjoy more images. When we smile the brain has a neurological response which releases chemicals in the body and increases our feelings of well-being. Here are more of mine. Keep smiling at your own moments. Why not? When I arrive at the barn early, if the air is quiet, I enjoy the hot air … Continue reading More Daily Smiles #246
More Daily Smiles #244
Please enjoy more images. When we smile the brain has a neurological response which releases chemicals in the body and increases our feelings of well-being. Here are more of mine. Keep smiling at your own moments. Why not? Illuminated in a beam of dawn light, a morning glory peeking over the fence can still catch … Continue reading More Daily Smiles #244
More Daily Smiles #242
Please enjoy more images. When we smile the brain has a neurological response which releases chemicals in the body and increases our feelings of well-being. Here are more of mine. Keep smiling at your own moments. Why not? A tenacious little wild sunflower found her way to the edge of the riding arena.
More Daily Smiles #237
Please enjoy more images. When we smile the brain has a neurological response which releases chemicals in the body and increases our feelings of well-being. Here are more of mine. Keep smiling at your own moments. Why not? When given garden tomatoes and I rinse them in the sink the pattern of beauty they create … Continue reading More Daily Smiles #237
