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Gleanings From Living Long
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Category: Environmental
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Little Blue Heron, patiently watching, waiting for this intruder to go away. Oh, nevermind, I'll leave. G'day! Says the Little Blue Heron.
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In the eye of the beholder.
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Through the window pane of the Hobbit House, where delicate vines climb and cling and sing all over the old abode. Safe inside. Safe outside too, thanks to a cat with special powers, who watches over me. As long as I feed her. On time. Daylight savings time too.…
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Ignoring the conversation in your head that you've had over and over and over again, is a good way to rise above where you are to get to where you really really want to go. Yes, paying attention to yourslf is good medicine, and you need to become a good editor. …
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A fading hibuscus becomes a bye-biscus. Every hello is a good-bye. We never know how or when, but all beginings have their endings. Here's something I never knew, according to Webster, good-bye is a contraction of God be with ye.
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The maple tree leaves, my favorite autumn colors. What are yours? Do you have a favorite mum? How about those white pumpkins? Maybe we'll have purple pumpkins next year! Are you carving or baking them, or just enjoying their company? And always the perennial worry, what to do with the…
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Another season comes and goes, another year. The moments add up – beautiful moments, sad moments, anxious moments, and some golden moments. You can't grasp them – they're not for that, but you can notice with a breath, a moment in time. Breathe in… Maple leaves with…
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Ok, there is a name for this phenomenon. The sun is setting behind you, and looking east, there are rays of sun and shadow – created by what? St. Augustine Beach, this was opposite the previous photo. Rays in the west and east.
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Hovering clouds, here one day and gone the next. Sunshine follows, almost always.
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