It always fascinates me that the young want to be older and the old want to be younger. Maybe that is just the nature of the human condition. Contentment of “what is” seems to be a lost art. I truly only saw contentment when I was in the Himalayas and chatted with villagers in Namche. […]
Archive | April, 2018
Road trip
I realized the other day that basically we are all on this road trip. A road trip through our life and the life of those who matter to us. Like all road trips there are smooth highways, rough backroads, detours, breakdowns, running out of gas moments, new sights, old friends, new friends to be, some […]
Who remembers
The question keeps rolling around in my thoughts. Who remembers us. Who remembers what we did, said, talked about, loved, cared for, … what our deepest thoughts and dreams are and were. We walk this trail. We journey in this life. We experience the highs and lows and overcome the challenges. Many of us have […]
Recapture the innocence
Don’t you miss it? Don’t you long for it? The uncluttered, unhurried, uncomplicated, un24/7 everything, unnews, unbusyness. Just the un of what passes as important today. Aren’t you tired of the nonsense and harshness of what has happened to the innocent time of simply appreciating your moment here. I miss it. So I am on […]
Enjoying the moment
I watched as they ran across the sky bridge that spanned the wild animal sanctuary. Two 10 year old grandchildren laughing, looking, experiencing and living in the moment. The beautiful lions, tigers, foxes, bears and other animals were also in the moment of their day. In the moment. No past. No future. Just now. When […]
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