The Silent Space
We carved out a silent space for Middle Bear. Tomorrow we retreat to mostly a virtual week and the sofa wasn’t cutting it any longer. While a bit more serene down here, I am not convinced it will be less … Continue reading
Tag Archives: Nature
True Balance
What if our intentions set forth in the new year and beyond were less about what we could accomplish, but instead to simply be and experience ourselves more deeply? What if we could effortlessly let go of things that no … Continue reading
This Child
Can you even? If anyone else was out this afternoon they would have absorbed her sun-lit soul and maybe the heaviness from their shoulders would have lifted with her sprightly energy. Our daily exercise of grounding, feeling and simply being … Continue reading
Duck Trails
Lately, our life is mostly creekside trails and indigenous flora. We followed this feathered flock to this hideout, others followed as well. Together we splashed in muddy waters and weaved between zigzagging stems experiencing the last bit of autumn hues … Continue reading
Peace Out Rainbow Trout
Perched on a tree, small acts of peace seem effortless. Heck, anything we do in communion with nature seems that way. Sneak a peek into a different perspective if what you see now seems off balance. Resist the gravitational pull … Continue reading
Bad to the Bone
Not really, he only plays tough with his sister. He’s undeniably soft and bolts back into the house to the plonk of a tumbled acorn. But take it from him and saunter on out there and breathe some fresh air. … Continue reading
Red Carpet
Forest Bathing
In Times Like These
when rain falls hard on empty streets but it’s satisfactory because the florists are all closed and there are no more parties to go. In times like these, baby bear is thrown into relief by choosing the same terry cloth … Continue reading
Tempted
not by a luscious fruit, nor by a fragrant-luring flower but a bench. It wasn’t a sculptured beauty, a simple wooden structure that felt just right at the time. Baby bear wandered into the direction of a park bench away … Continue reading
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