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Rising in the rigging of El Galeon, the moon, last May, might have been last night if it weren't for the clouds. Coming out of the clouds, the beautiful moon rides high in the sky all night long, and then wakes me in the morning, cheerfully shining through the window. Good…
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There is a saying that you can't put your foot in the same river twice, because the river is constantly moving, constantly changing. Our days are like that too, if we let them be. Guana Tolomato State Park, St. Augustine, Florida. From the archives, January 2013.
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This solid chair, situated in a garden beneath a huge live oak tree is made up of trillions of bouncing molecules, just like you and me. Sometimes we feel as grounded as a boulder. Other times scattered as the northern lights. Most days fall somewhere in between. Having unshakable faith that life is…
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Remember to have fun today. Even if you are doing something really really serious, have fun. Make an inside joke just for you to smile at! A couple of kids and a bunch of sea gulls on a pretty misty gray day, having fun! St. Augustine Beach.
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Oasis, do you have one, or a shelter from the storm? When we learn to create these in our own hearts, life gets much simpler, and dare I say – easier. St. Augustine Beach, last October with a waning moon.
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Nobody likes me, Everybody hates me, Think I'll go eat worms… Remember this song? It gets side tracked about the worm and loses the focus of the pity party, but it could be the first (of many) pity party lyrics penned for m-m-m-my generation! The photograph that I have of a worm…
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It seems as though 2014 is going to be a very good year. Lots of water under the bridge and washing away. So I have a little advice for all of us: Happy New Year!!!
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The past is just a goodbye, A dream already dreamt. The future a dream coming true. Happy Dreams to all! St. Augustine Beach, and sea oats sunset!
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In the western sky this evening, a low cloud ceiling left a narrow window close to the horizon, and after dark you might not have noticed this slice of sky if Venus hadn't appeared in it shining so brightly like a persistent irresistible smile! Our sister planet got dimmer and dimmer as she…
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Southern tinsel!
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