"With the coming of spring, I am calm again." Gustav Mahler
Residual Snow?!
During my daily solitary walks with Cam(era), the song, How can I keep from Singing, pumps through my brightening heart, charging and re-balancing my being as I notice passing markers of spring, sometimes subtle, sometimes bedazzling. These intentional strolls have become my daily meditation, as well as my excuse to get fresh air and a fresh perspective.
Cattails reappear
If I had waders, I would harvest some shoots.
The onslaught of global and local concerns fades away, and my mind rests as I am reassured that Nature does not slow down during a pandemic, at least not in April.
While I amble
through local woods and parks, I notice daily change. If I were to
lollygag long enough, I suspect I might even see difference occur
even more quickly as Mother Earth’s time lapse happens on her own
schedule, and it sure is rocket jet fast these days.
I am excited to hear familiar plant friends call our. What about me? Take my picture! Some of the colors are not even on my tie dye charts....
I am excited to hear familiar plant friends call our. What about me? Take my picture! Some of the colors are not even on my tie dye charts....
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