Survivor
Tag: philosophy
Boundaries
Cow Talk
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I go through this ~
To get to this ~
Wisdom
So ~ what are you going to do with yourself? In what direction will you venture?
Be humble.
Be loving.
Be wise.
A smart person learns from their mistakes.
A wise person learns from other’s.
Life ~ Under Construction
I don’t know what the future holds. But I can say ~ I’m up to it.
Home Sweet Home
On one hand, it’s good to tell the truth. But on the other, it’s just not. The truth often seems so negative. A real buzz kill ~ bad energy.
Who would ever move to Amelia Island, if they first considered the paper mills, the bad smell, the ugly billowing grey chemicals, being forced on the sky. The nebulizer of febreeze spraying it’s acid aerosol. But we don’t know it. We’re unaware. It’s best to not think about it.
And what about our muddy waters. Sales and marketing experts, tell the tale of runoff, from the river and the marshes. It seems to me that if that were true, the water would have been muddy when I was a kid. But it wasn’t. It was blue and clear. You could see your feet under the water. Continue reading Home Sweet Home
Coming at You
One never knows what’s around the corner
What lies ahead
You thought you knew
Confident
In your laid back life with God
Duck!
Into the now
Because life
Facebook-and physics
is gathering speed
and it’s all
Coming at You
Mama Needs a New Pair of Shoes
A Skater Is
A Skater is an anti-hero.
I was born into an Irish Catholic Klan.
A Skater is independent
The weave of the Klan unravels.
A Skater is familiar with pain.
My heart bleeds with laughter.
A skater is part of the street.
I come and go as I please.
A skater is free.
“Freedom is being able to say what’s in your head.”
Blogging as Art
Part of being a blogger is reading other people’s blogs. It reminds me of when I did art shows. I attended other artist‘s openings. Who would want to be an artist, that only went to their own show?
I always knew that I was an artist…..long before I knew how to draw or paint.
It’s something inherent in me.
People are provoked by art and creativity, but they also seem to shy away from it. It’s portrayed as being frivolous, yet we’re surrounded by it on every level of our lives. That’s ironic.
I am reminded of the movie Castaway.
I love to use this as an example of the importance of art in our lives. Tom Hanks, playing the part of a Fed Ex type, upper manager, is in a company plane crash and stranded on a deserted island. Up until that moment in his life, everything hinged on speed. Continue reading Blogging as Art
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