A L O H A From Honolulu!
What we achieve inwardly
will change outer reality.
Plutarch
Beyond the screen,
A world awaits,
Where sunlight gleams
Where sunlight gleams
All shadows abate.
No longer bound
By others’ views,
Spread your wings
Spread your wings
Soar and choose.
Break free from shadows
Find your way,
To the Honest light of day.
To the Honest light of day.
Cloudia & Pixie
Australian Tea Tree
Whoever is happy
will make others happy too.
Anne Frank
The female warrior knows how
to fight without violence.
She knows when not to
raise her sword, but
instead hold up her heart.
Her shield is not a defense
against others but
a shelter for all.
Riitta Klint
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Love You,
Pixie & Cloudia
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I try and spend more time outside rather than glued to a screen. Much more.
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DeleteI love the Awamori lions; Pixie looks like she is an awamori lion, too. Your joint poem is totally awesome. Thanks for brightening my day!
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DeleteThe Australian tea tree is not particular attractive but it is very salt water resistant and tough, and can deal with bush fires. It was invaluable to our indigenous people.
ReplyDeleteThank you Andrew
DeleteThat Australian tea tree looks like his life was put through the wringer for a while but time does that to a life more often than not. Beautiful photo and beautiful lived-in tree.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous tree!
ReplyDeleteAmazing tree!
ReplyDeleteThat's the first photo of a tea tree I've seen. Now my olfactory memory is giving me the scent of tea tree oil again.
ReplyDeleteLove the tree, Cloudia. ;-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning tree, Cloudia. Blessings!
ReplyDeletePixie looks at ease.
ReplyDeleteI love that tree :-D
ReplyDeleteThe tea tree is totally amazing to see, I love it.
ReplyDelete..the tree is quite a sight.
ReplyDeleteOne of the real joys of being retired is the shift from being indoors most of the work day to being outdoors pretty much whenever I want to be. And relax!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Marvelous photographs and wonderful poem.
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