A L O H A !
I felt very still
and empty, the way
the eye of a tornado
must feel, moving dully
along in the middle of
the surrounding hullabaloo.
Sylvia Plath
for old friends
who've just met.
Jim Henson
Dreaming Of Fish
Beyond the edge
of the world
there’s a space where
emptiness and substance
neatly overlap, where
past and future form a
continuous, endless loop.
And, hovering about,
there are signs no one
has ever read, chords
no one has ever heard.
Haruki Murakami
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"Surge capacity is a collection of adaptive systems — mental and physical — that humans draw on for short-term survival in acutely stressful situations, such as natural disasters. But natural disasters occur over a short period, even if recovery is long. Pandemics are different — the disaster itself stretches out indefinitely.
“The pandemic has demonstrated both what we can do with surge capacity and the limits of surge capacity,” says Masten. When it’s depleted, it has to be renewed. But what happens when you struggle to renew it because the emergency phase has now become chronic?"
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cloudia & pixie
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12 comments:
Loved the post, Beautiful pics.
I turn to nature for renewal. Which, of course, includes patting the velvety smoothness of a cat.
You log onto Comfort Spiral for breathtaking beauty, words of wisdom, and Pixie Cat--sage of the sushi.
tRUMP is a pandemic.
Truths shared by friends make a perfect morning!
These are wonderful lines and photos!
Your cat is so cute!
Hello Cloudia!
Wonderful post and words! Your Pixie is adorable. Beautiful skies and views! I love the colorful fish! Great collection of photos. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, enjoy your day! Have a happy weekend! PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
My gardens and pets renew me. If I didn't have them, I would be lost.
Beautiful photos!
I love the Jim Henson quote, Cloudia! Here's to old blog friends!!
Beautiful blue sky. Ours is coming back after a week shrouded in smoke all the way north from fires in the U.S. - Margy
Dreaming of fish, huh?
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