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The funniest gull sauntered up to me yesterday as I was sitting quietly alone on the beach. It was as if he wanted to tell me something. I am still trying to figure out what that was! He stayed for a good while, even tried to nibble my toes. Then he flew gracefully…
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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…
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"Hello, Dottie, would you like some tea? You know, you don't need the name tag anymore, everyone knows you now. Oh, you like it. Yes, it is very nice. It lends the air of the traveller to you. You look pleased this morning. They take good care of you here, don't they? …
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I would like to take this time and space to thank you! Thanks for following me, for subscribing to my posts and for reading my blog. It means the world to me. Truly! Laine (the troubadour who can't sing, or play the banjo for that matter, but who loves to write and share…
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2012 The year of changes. Earth changes, shifts in consciousness, access to other dimensions, mind boggling catastrophes. None of that matters. Real change comes from the heart. When the heart listens and loves, everything changes. Everything. So, have a Happy New Year celebration and keep an eye out for those…
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In some Florida yards, nature provides her own idea of ornaments. And…they're edible!
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How did you feel the day after Christmas? Maybe a little like this guy? He's in the middle of a mock battle and seems to be taking a breather. It's a good week to do that. Step outside of time, and breathe. Sure there's still plenty that has to be done –…
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Flamingos Seen Over Marsh in St. Augustine South on Christmas Morning! Welcome home!
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Although the WInter Solstice marks the longest night of the year, it is a celebration of light. It's the birthday of the sun. Our red star turns his warm face back to earth once again and like the ancients, we are assured that there will be another spring and another harvest and…
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