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Showing posts with label nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nature. Show all posts
Friday, December 14, 2012
Found in a coat pocket
I found these tiny pine cones in DC during a walk through the park. I've never seen anything like these here. A nice surprise to find them in my coat pocket upon return.
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Sunday, April 1, 2012
A special connection
Robin Schwartz (world-renown photographer), and her daughter Amelia are new to me. I discovered Robin's work in the NY Time's Sunday magazine (I picked up a copy of the NY Times at Fresh & Easy on a whim).
I guess her daughter, Amelia has this special connection with animals and her mother has been photographing this bond since Amelia was a little girl. All I can say is that these photos are amazing (and how cool to have such a special bond with animals). You can see more here and here.
I wish I had a special connection with animals like Amelia, but I'm content with my affectionate Cody.
I guess her daughter, Amelia has this special connection with animals and her mother has been photographing this bond since Amelia was a little girl. All I can say is that these photos are amazing (and how cool to have such a special bond with animals). You can see more here and here.
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| Photo by Robin Schwartz |
I wish I had a special connection with animals like Amelia, but I'm content with my affectionate Cody.
| Photo by Serenity Moreno |
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Collecting
Old images from Catalina . . . I miss this place. I remember taking these photos and being in the creative zone with Jesus. It was a wonderful way to experience my faith and relationship with Jesus through creativity. I didn't know I could do that with him for the longest time.
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Monday, January 9, 2012
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Silence and solitude in the garden
I took a trip to the Descanso Gardens this past week to spend some time in prayer, reflection, and solitude; spiritual disciplines I've been trying to cultivate since college. It was so nice to be out in a beautiful garden on a warm, sunny day. I also grew up coming here and enjoyed a bit of nostalgia . . .
I was also inspired by the garden itself. I started to imagine my dream garden. I've decided it would be filled with:
Citrus trees
Olive trees
Pomegranates
Avocados
Persimmons
Rosemary and other herbs
Heirloom tomatoes
Succulents
Bougainvillea
Lilacs
Lots of orbs and decorative cylinders . . . (yes, I subscribe to Sunset magazine).
What would you grow in your dream garden (or what do you grow currently)?
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Adventures in the forest
Friday, December 9, 2011
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Is it possible to fall in love with a park?
This place is one of my favorite spots in the city. Thank you M and Sunset Magazine for the introduction.
I took some time to meditate, pray, and spend time with God here this past weekend and it was good. I felt so full and rejuvenated. Not to sound overly sentimental but there were all these cheery yellow flowers bordering a flight of stairs and I felt like they were old friends welcoming me to sit down and enjoy the sun and fresh air. Ha, I sound like an English Romantic poet!
I would love to come here for a picnic sometime. If you are reading this post, hit me up so we can plan a fun picnic. I want to enjoy this park with human friends too.
I took some time to meditate, pray, and spend time with God here this past weekend and it was good. I felt so full and rejuvenated. Not to sound overly sentimental but there were all these cheery yellow flowers bordering a flight of stairs and I felt like they were old friends welcoming me to sit down and enjoy the sun and fresh air. Ha, I sound like an English Romantic poet!
I would love to come here for a picnic sometime. If you are reading this post, hit me up so we can plan a fun picnic. I want to enjoy this park with human friends too.
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