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Thanksgiving Giving Thanks Thanks Giving There's so much to be grateful for… food on the table, enjoying the hammock without mosquitos, another year that I don't have to roast the turkey, yet get to enjoy it and all the trimmings. (Thanks Karen!) Thankful for good friends getting closer and for feeling…
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Sunset off the deck after mostly cloudy days. It lasts only a few moments, but fills the heart to overflowing.
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The story of sea spray and sand and wind and rain on the pier piling. St. Augustine Beach Pier, exposed!
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A lot of people will be traveling over the coming weeks, going home. Where is home? Is it where you spent your childhood? Or where you choose to live? Is home a moveable feast? Do we carry it within us? Is it a place we cherish or a person we love? Is it all of…
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When the fish are running in seaside towns, the word spreads quickly. Some years ago, a close encounter with Hurricane Floyd, stirred up the surf and the fish and our restless spirits on Cape Cod. Here's hoping that all of our friends in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, are safe and…
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Spread your wings in the sun, a good way to become buoyant again!
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IT IS A LIE It is a lie – any talk of God that does not comfort you. Poem by Meister Eckhart, 13th century mystic, translated by Daniel Ladinsky. From the Penguin publication, Love Poems From God, Twelve Sacred Voices from the East and West. Copyright © 2002 Daniel Ladinsky…
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Nothing is as it seems, or is it? Is it even more so what it seems, than what it is? See the film, Cloud Atlas, for a mind boggling cinematic experience! What's it about? I have no idea, but I loved it and want to see it again! Reflections at…
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A piano player who could turn every song you never knew you knew into a tango, to go with perfect dinners, delicious service, and good company. The season of gratitude begins. A balmy November evening at the Casa Maya, St. Augustine, Florida.
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Bloomin' grasses! Guana River State Park, Florida, native grasses.
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