Share It Wear It

A  L  O  H  A !

 Joey's View

Angels can fly

because they take

themselves lightly

Redwood Forrest - Click To Enlarge

"The one thing that you have 

that nobody else has 

is you. 

Your voice, your mind, 

your story, your vision.  -

August Afternoon

- So write and draw and

 build and play and 

dance and live as 

only you can."

                    Neil Gaiman

Linking to

0ur World Tuesday

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We try to be strong,

you know you do,

keeping it to yourself

protecting our loved ones.

But today I said

all the things I 

am worried about.

Just got them right out.

A Wonderful thing happened!

Worries shared dissipate.

And who knows, your

partner, housemate, friend,

might say one of those

simple, magic things

that makes care take wing.

That's what happened 

to me today.

Now back to the

laugh and the awe

and the ahhhhh.

A thousand pounds lighter.

Thank YOU

Friend

for Visiting.

Float On!

                 Fondly, cloudia

Soaring Through The Fogbelt

A  L  O  H  A  ! 

"The Earth's tallest trees, 

California redwoods, rely 

on characteristic coastal fog to

reach their towering heights-"

                               Scientific American link

"Dusk-ish"  near Novato

"Better than a 

thousand hollow words

is one word 

that brings peace."

                       Buddha

Remember, Friend:

Even eagles do not fly 

straight up into the sky. 

They go around in circles.

But with each repetition

they soar just a little higher.

When THAT situation

comes around again,

smile to yourself.

You are getting better

at it every time.

Keep soaring

with your feet

on the ground.

Your Visit

is Appreciated!

                Warmly, cloudia

Linking to
Our World Tuesday

Click to see the Hops Farms!

From the Redwood Forrest

A  L  O  H  A !

Climb the mountains 

and get their good tidings.

                                                John Muir

" This is their temple, 

vaulted high,

      And here we pause 

with reverent eye,

      With silent tongue 

and awe-struck soul;

      For here we sense 

life’s proper goal. -

To be like these, 

straight, true and fine,

To make our world, 

like theirs, a shrine;

  

    Sink down, O traveler, 

on your knees,

      God stands before you 

in these trees. "

                           Joseph B. Strauss, 

                                                      “The Redwoods,” 1932