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Weekend Inspiration

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5 responses to “Weekend Inspiration”

  1. Kathy

    I love the quotes paired with your photos. Thank you, friend. 💕

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  2. Diogenes

    Loved the quotes on yesterdays post about nature. Agreed with all of them.
    Great article in recent New York Times “The Social Life of Forests:” https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/12/02/magazine/tree-communication-mycorrhiza.html There are lessons in there for humanity.

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  3. Marilyn

    Yes, we do need nature in all it’s glory.
    And we need silence to touch the souls of those around us and our own hearts.
    Thank you!

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  4. jackie

    2:30 am, south of Boston:
    I just came in from the back porch, where I stood in my flannel jammies and pink fuzzy slippers watching shooting stars and listening to a hoot owl. I call that church.

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  5. Jeanne

    I love all the quotes and the photographs and all of your blog postings.
    We are in lockdown once again here.
    Trying to be strong yet we are all very fragile during these dark covid days.
    Much love

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