Simple Wisdom for a Happy Life. How to Let Go of Attachments and Find More Ease. Death is probably the last thing you want to hear or think about. But honestly, accepting impermanence and death is the best way to learn to live fully in each precious moment given to us. The ability to meet death with an open heart depends, however, upon letting go of all your attachments. Yes, every single one! Can you imagine that? May 10, 2015.

Audrey Howitt Poetry, Alive and Well. The Morgue File by Agila. She burns her face in black. Bark, etching new stories. In the lines around her eyes. Of the green man now gone. As birds piston in acrid air. Only roots remember his name. Thin bones, wrapped in white hair. Long fingers spread shoots,. Green with spring thrum,.

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Sunday, March 25, 2018. To all the teachers that had bear with me, stood by me, thank you! Photo by geralt at pixabay. When the form teacher announced that morning that one of our classmates had left us we were not sure of the message, what it really meant. He was a quiet kid, well-mannered, and we may miss him.

For Your Birthday, Dear Friend. Her eyes shone, and her smile widened into her quintessential Terry glow, her features merging with the light around her. This phenomenon I think, was an outpouring of her capacity for fathomless love. Terry endowed us with a well full of incorporeal beauty.

Though Instagram has popularised it recently, as Polaroids did back in the 70s, the original cameras such as the Rollie in 1929, were in fact square format. Following the shape of Blackfriars bridge. Reducing left hand wall space centralised the stairway in the museum. A gull sitting pretty in square format. All the detail of young egyptian geese.

Monday, March 26, 2018. Dawn is whipping up sky in. And egging me to rise. Flinging away the lingering winter chill. And push my tiny green fingertip up-. A spring bud above cold soil. Quadrille, hosted by Kim M. This is post of 44 words, with the word - egg. See you at 3pm EST.

8220;In seed time learn, in harvest teach, in winter enjoy. I love flipping through the catalogs looking for new varieties of veggies, herbs and flowers to try each year in the garden. This is what my seed starting station looks like by mid-March. By the end of March, I have alre.