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there is a whooshing sound that always seems to accompany the passage of the month of may. i spend my weekdays pouring large volumes of water from one vessel into another, and while that is an oversimplification of what i do for my paycheck, it is how i choose to look at it when i . . . → Read More: ~rainbow mondays~ may wei  2 comments  abundance, gratitude, natural world, rainbow mondays  abundance, back yard, be the rainbow, birds, chop wood carry water, columbine, delphinium, flowers, gardening, gratitude, heart-shaped lens, honeysuckle, hummingbirds, love, nature, non-doing, outside, peace, photography, rainbow mondays, roses, spirals, wu wei, zen 
75 years ago, on february 19, 1942, executive order 9066 was signed, enabling the incarceration of japanese americans. our federal government stole 3 years of the lives of over 100,000 people, stole their livelihoods and dignity as well, in many cases. they did this in the name of national security. the rights of these people . . . → Read More: ~black and white wednesday~ love not fear 
i have been delinquent on posting ~a month of unschool~ for so many months now, that it is time for an update on a whole year! i gave up on the idea of back-dating the posts and decided to do one giant long post of the whole year in the life of one . . . → Read More: a year in the life of a lifelong learner One comment abundance, gratitude, handcrafting, lifelong learning, natural world, parenting a month of unschool, abundance, back yard, beach, being a mama, birthday, boats, books, celebration, coparenting, drawing, family, food, games, gardening, gratitude, handcrafting, hiking, horses, karate, lifelong learning, love, nature, new york, nourish, ocean, our living school, outside, pancakes, parenting, peace, photography, pioneers, plants, reading, salmon, science, simple machines, stop motion animation, tall ship, tidepooling, unschooling, water, windmills 
i’m lying with my eyes still closed, most of my head huddled under the covers trying to ward off hypothermia (rich opened windows in the middle of the night without knowing he did so, and also my hair takes 28 hours to dry and i had taken my fortnightly shower just before bed). i am . . . → Read More: miles under my moccasins 
this time i am the big person and quinn is the tiny one being snuggled. in a red violet bed. all will be well soon, quinn. i miss you so much. quinn drew this the last day i saw him, which was last sunday. as you can . . . → Read More: ~this moment~ snuggling with mama 1.29.12 
“i am neither christian, nor jewish, nor muslim. doing away with duality, i saw the two worlds as one. i seek One, i know One, i see One, and i call One.” — The Life and Thought of Rumi other posts you may enjoy:~rainbow mondays~ bulbasaur, bayou, beets, blue . . . → Read More: one 
even as i feel i am grasping this concept, it is like water slipping through my fingers to try to articulate. in my tangible world right now, things are changing moment to moment, and each moment has high stress potential… …but i can walk through it with integrity, then look back and see myself for who i am, and drink in the truth that everything i need, i have. . . . → Read More: surrender 
a friday ritual. a photo capturing a moment from the week. a simple, special moment. a moment i want to pause, savor and remember. inspired by soulemama other posts you may enjoy:~this moment~~rainbow mondays~ whale exhalations~rainbow mondays~ gladon being born 
other posts you may enjoy:~rainbow mondays~ rainbows for america~this moment~ where i standpriorganize~black and white wednesdays~ all i ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by 
he lights up my life. i just recently learned of martinmas, and was intrigued because everyone seems to walk around carrying cool handmade candle lanterns. when i finally read some of the stories of martin of tours, and how he was a soldier who helped a beggar by offering him half of his cloak . . . → Read More: unschoolish weekend |
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