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The fiddleheads are in abundance, and their green unfurling bespeaks spring's intentions.
Building relationship through regular hospitality, building and supporting health with plant-based eating - both of these are key pieces to our family culture.
Our supper time fantasy table talk was becoming tedious. It was time to re-engage with the "real world".
With each growth stage I open my hands to something beautiful and life altering. And in grabbing hold I have to let go of old patterns and expectations.
Reading & Listening
I think I may have read this before, but I am thoroughly enjoying this story of friendship.
The remarkable life of the 18th century British abolitionist William Wilberforce. I also LOVED Metaxas' Bonhoeffer.
Teaching adults how to help children manage and direct their own learning.
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beautiful!
beautiful! really.
nicola
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Beautiful photos! I love the
Beautiful photos! I love the woods, too. Really puts things in perspective.
Kirsten's last blog post... Seattle Flickr Meetup
Beautiful how you captured
Beautiful how you captured the snow falling! And cool how your shadow is on that tree trunk!
Innuit good to be busy! I'm
Innuit good to be busy! I'm too much of a wimp to do winter camping......maybe I should just suck it up eh!?!?!
Wayfaring Wanderer's last blog post... Animating Inspiration
So peaceful. I love being in
So peaceful. I love being in the woods, too.
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