”I am not one and simple, but complex and many.”
— Virginia Woolf
Sitting quietly
in my car
Drinking coffee
Cars hiss in the distance
Nothing to be done
Good morning.
Good afternoon.
So apparently Apple is a successful international technology company. And it also appears that their iCloud Hide My Email alias service is completely non-functional.
The sad thing about getting promoted to the Premier League is the inevitable dissolution of the current squad that secured promotion to make way for players with the quality to keep us up next season. All is change…
“Knowing your own darkness is the best method for dealing with the darknesses of other people.”
— Carl Jung
Good morning.
Good afternoon.
Making the most of the last of the glorious weather today before the traditional bank holiday inclemency hits.
A nice run across the fields and now back for a chill in the garden.
A day of chores, chopping wood and carrying water. Not really, more like laundry and mowing the lawn but it amounts to same thing.
“I believe in kindness. Also in mischief. Also in singing, especially when singing is not necessarily prescribed.”
— Mary Oliver
“Living itself means nothing other than being questioned; our whole act of being is nothing more than responding to — of being responsible toward — life. With this mental standpoint nothing can scare us anymore, no future, no apparent lack of a future. Because now the present is everything as it holds the eternally new question of life for us.”
— Viktor Frankl
Allium out, loud and proud.
Good morning. It’s been raining.
What is here, now?
Nothing less than your whole life.
Everything that could possibly be happening for you is right here, right now.
Nothing left out. Everything included.
This is it. This is always it.
Good afternoon.
Does contemplation have a place in the world?
”We don’t need more teachers, we need more practitioners, and importantly, we need more journalists of the inner landscape, and more spiritual friends, companions and guides.”
— Andō
I like the idea of ‘journalists of the inner landscape’.
”The universe is wider than our views of it.”
— Henry David Thoreau