Showing posts with label storm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label storm. Show all posts

Friday, October 7, 2016

Safe in the Storm

The outer bands of Hurricane Matthew have found us.  We're just fine and only expecting 
about a half inch of rain so nothing like what others are getting, including our beloved 
St. Augustine, FL.

Joining in the love and prayers being sent to all in the storm's path.


Friday, September 2, 2016

Breathe September :: Weather

Twin Dogwood sisters weathering 
the last of the outermost bands of rain 
courtesy of Hurricane Hermine. 

Wishing all in her path comfort, safety, and peace.

#breatheseptember2016 

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Tuesday, August 18, 2015

August Break 2015 :: Looking Up


A crutches eye view




Our drive to supper last night.
The rain had stopped pouring
and there was so much beauty.

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Friday, July 3, 2015

Thy Word is a Lamp


Hubby and I went for a lovely breakfast 
at Cracker Barrel this morning.

I was enamored with this lamp
and so while waiting for my pecan pancakes,
I took this photo so I could remember.

I love the idea of looking for the light
as I Pilgrimage to Peace.

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Thursday, February 13, 2014

Snow Day


Another blessed snow day
after yesterday's ice storm.

It was so beautiful this morning!

And, 
gratefully, 
we are both warm, safe, dry,
and home.

With the help of warmer temps and the wind, 
most of the ice has been knocked off
of the power lines and trees.

So it would seem this one
has quietly passed.

Thankfully breathing in this moment.

Yes.

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Saturday, October 5, 2013

Seed of Detaching with Love


When I first saw 
this beautiful picture,

I stopped.

It was good to 
allow the resonating
beauty, truth and wisdom 

to wash over me.

I'm so drawn to this bridge 
and the gentle reminder 
that sometimes?

I just need to walk away.
 
As I take my light with me,
holding up my umbrella,
it is possible to leave in love   
(or kindness if that's all 
I can manage in the moment),

and trust that this is Enough.


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I am thankful to the folks at Soulseeds for 
graciously granting me permission to use this photo.