A vigilant rest,
living so close to those unpredictable humans –
with cameras!
Brown Pelicans, sunning themselves at the Conch House in their mating plumage.
Was it just last week? No, the week before(!) 2016.
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There is a book by Michael Meade that I am savoring, sentence by sentence.
It's a gold mine of insight into our human life on earth,
that connects us to the threads of eternity.
A quote from the book,
The World Behind The World…
Happy Valentine's Weekend!
With love,
Laine
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Are you a kid?
I'm a big kid.
Was you ever little?
Yes, I was.
What happened to you?
I grew up, sort of…
But was you ever little?
Yes!
What happened to you?
(A Lot!)
Laine and her two sisters,
when we were little…
( I'm the blonde on the right!)
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The blue Hydrangea,
on a summer's evening,
the year of weddings and funerals.
June, 2013, Baltimore, Maryland.
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Again!
Cold air meets warmish water and voila, sea smoke!
Thanks to David for sharing this beautiful phenomena in the cold hours after sunrise, Sunday morning, January 24th, 2016.
St. Augustine Beach.
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A new job,
a whole new constellation
of stars and stories.
When you first meet someone,
what do they know of you?
Bit by bit our stories get told.
Our very own myths,
with twists and turns,
and
tragedies and triumphs,
loss and redemption.
A life,
like any other,
and
unlike any
other.
Bridge of Lions constellation,
29.8947° N, 81.3144° W,
St. Augustine, Florida.
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"…if a mirror ever makes
you sad
you should know
that it does
not know
you."
Excerpt from the poem, Where Do The Eyes of Women Fall?, by Kabir, a 15th century Indian poet/songwriter,
lovingly translated by Daniel Ladinsky in the Penguin Publication, Love Poems From God, Twelve Sacred Voices from the East and West,
and used with his permission, © 2002.
(From the Archives of Laine's Blog, January 2013.
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Warm weather passing through.
Cooler air on the way.
Raining now.
Silhouettes at the beach, St. Augustine Beach, Florida.
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Lainesblog Thinking Out Loud
Gleanings From Living Long
