Sunday Serenity: Perfect Imperfection

Posted on October 18, 2020 by ShakespearesGal

In a society pre-occupied with the “perfect” look (whatever that is) it’s comforting to know that nature is somehow perfect, and supremely beautiful, in its imperfection.

We can be, too.

Thanks for visiting,

Dorothy

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Wordless Wednesday: Autumn Tranquility

Posted on October 14, 2020 by ShakespearesGal

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Sunday Serenity: A Walk in Nature

Posted on October 11, 2020 by ShakespearesGal

It’s Thanksgiving weekend in these parts and my loyal collie, Reilly, and I are enjoying short walks in nature. The spectacular colour show is particularly heartwarming this year given the times in which we live.

So we lose ourselves to the wonder of it and give thanks for its beauty. After a virtual plague of caterpillars in the spring that decimated the foliage on many of the trees around here it’s reassuring to see how resilient nature is.

Humanity could learn a thing or two from that.

Happy Thanksgiving … 🍁❤️

Dorothy

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Wordless Wednesday: Mellow Yellow

Posted on October 7, 2020 by ShakespearesGal

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Sunvergence

Posted on October 3, 2020 by ShakespearesGal

When the rising sun meets a bank of wave form cloud I call this “sunvergence.”

Thanks for visiting …

Dorothy

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Wordless Wednesday: Morning Dew on Asparagus Fronds

Posted on September 30, 2020 by ShakespearesGal

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Sunday Serenity: Bend with the Wind

Posted on September 27, 2020 by ShakespearesGal

Autumn is upon us and change is in the wind.

Whenever I find myself feeling overwhelmed by the challenges of our times I bring my thoughts back to nature. I look at this nearby tree, for instance, and consider what it must have witnessed and the storms it must have weathered over 100 years (+/-) of its existence.

Nature can help us put things in perspective. If we’re paying attention it can teach us lessons of resilience and adaptability. How to flow with the seasons, weather the storms, and bend with the winds of change.

Nature knows how to take care of itself. We, as living beings, are an extension of nature that appears to have lost this knowing. We need to return to the natural world and tune in to its healing frequencies.

It costs nothing but time.

Thanks for visiting …

Dorothy

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