It's been a while since I have posted anything and even my reading your posts is falling by the wayside. I am in Florida now. I have a yard where little attention was spent on landscaping for the past years so I am slowly and (somewhat) methodically addressing that. I also volunteer to work at the pollinator garden and the edible garden I helped install at the UU grounds and I took over the volunteer job of cleaning out the overgrown community garden by my neighborhood mailboxes. The neighbor who was doing that got sick and could no longer attend to it. It's a bigger job than I'd thought at first -- not only overgrown with weeds, but the plants that are wanted there are in life and death competition for each others' spaces. And two walks a day, morning and evening, so Levi can keep up with addiction to canine social media and a daily rousing came of stick or ball midday take up another chunk of my time. I have a weekly meditation group that I co-facilitate, and my own
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Thanks for the reminder ... so things will be looking brighter from here on out!
ReplyDeleteI blinked and daylight is almost over. Happy Winter.
ReplyDeleteWinter Solstice, for us Nordic folk, the original "reason for the season".
ReplyDeleteYes. Too many people forget that the origins of most of why and how we celebrate the season has little to do with the birth of Jesus (which took place in the summer time according to historians' reckonings).
ReplyDeleteI am happy as days get longer again . I suffer from night blindness now more than before so daylight is very much liked . It is a very important day is cultures around the worls. And let us note the reverse is happening in the southern hemisphere.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, Olga. Aloha from Hawaii.
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