A well-aimed jolt of electricity finally got my heart back in rhythm this week. Hooray! I’m still in recovery mode but, in a day or two, I should to be up & running (well, walking — but further).
First I want to share a picture I meant to include in “Thinking of Edges” (5/27): MOTHER MOSS: Spirit of the Small Edge-Dwellers & Boundary-Dancers Who Shape the World
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And at last there is this — named (at least for the moment) Transitions: Always Becoming.
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Finally, a story for trying times — from seed to treasured seedling growing and strong, then battered and half eaten by some critter, and now this beauty. Somehow it gives me hope, even amid all the disturbances and crises we manage to create in the world. Resilience:
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Glad to have tlyou back, love the Edges
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My one Hopi sunflower just bloomed yesterday and I have a feeling that maybe, she bloomed in solidarity with yours. May you feel stronger soon Margery and may the simple joy of watching a sunflwoer bloom, spread healing and quiet joy, enfolding you with love and healing wishes…
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Amazing works .. always happy to see your faces. The wonder of modern medicine .. so very happy that they were able to get your heart back to its normal beat and that already your feeling stronger. Sending Blessings for continued healing.
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Amazing works .. always happy to see your faces. The wonder of modern medicine .. so very happy that they were able to get your heart back to its normal beat and that already your feeling stronger. Sending Blessings for continued healing.
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Good to hear you got your rhythm back. Two people near me are dealing with those issues.
Your masks are beautifully awesome!
I’m always amazed at the resilience of some plants. I always thought sunflowers symbolized hope.
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Thank you for sharing such beauty – your two stunning creations, and your appreciation of the resilience of a natural beauty. Three cheers for your heart being back on track! I’m so glad we can all connect on Trickster’s Hoard.
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these Beings they speak
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