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Namaste FreeGoddess, This is a wonderful topic. Blessings to you and yours. Thank you all...for your soulful contributions...BEAUTIFUL! Jane, I love when you share stories about Jocelyn! :) ...I have 4 sisters...plus all my soul... More »
As in nature, comes the calamity, then hope, then renewal. Symbolic of this idea, on the first date with my wife, Karen, a hike in the mountains near Mt. St. Helens on May 18, 1980,... More »
Hi, ~Kes, thanks for the lyrics and your remarks. Cheers to you. Silent Temple, you said it. I really do feel unplugged you know. Sometimes the feeling of the gap gets so close, it hurts.... More »
I think this week may be my 12th Life Visioning session. I did not do one last week but went out for Mother's Day Wild Azalea pictures with my boys. The day started, cool, breezy... More »
Meenakshi & Jenny, We have alot of iron in our ground in this country. There may be magnetic anomalies. Lightning strikes intensively here, more than anywhere else I have lived. We lose telephones and other... More »
I first read this story when our son, Evan, was about ten years old. It cracked me up. Needless to say, had I actually received this letter from him, I would have been petrified - enjoy! Dear Mom... More »
Meenakshi, Thank you for filling out for me knowledge of St Anthony . This whole thing has been such an amazing unfolding. On Tuesday, my assistant's husband was part of the "professional" search team, as... More »
There is a new video up on my link above, at the top of the little list, that shows our area nicely, including the boy's home. I did my drawing and my picture of the... More »
Go Ask the Mountain It’s just a simple three-kilometer hike, nothing of great proportions. I do it almost daily, well, really nightly. It is a mountain, like but not like every other mountain in Korea,... More »
So, my dear Sandy, what do I mean when I say the Aquarian nature is now taking possession of the individual? The story of my life is linked with the story of the United States... More »
Laurie
My ‘bucket list’ includes hiking the Appalachian Trail from end to end – a distance of about 2,175 miles. Walking across Scotland--211 miles of austere beauty--was a phenomenal experience. Now I’m looking forward to the... More »
Sylvia
Over the years, I've attended a number of rallies, protests, vigils, and other social activism events - and I keep running into people with whom I've shared peace cranes. They'll say to me - you... More »
debyemm
There is no way I will be able to convey to you what it is like to experience the effects of a Derecho in your life, unless you have. I can hardly absorb it myself... More »
IAAM2
This morning we treked over to LaPerouse Bay Marine Reserve for some hiking and exploring...the early morning departure put us out on the trail at a great time of day and the walk was spectacular.... More »
lookin4thestars
Its amazing how a person you see, meet or even just talk to you for a second can change so much. Sometimes it can be for the worse. Maybe they put you in a bad... More »
Alexa
running.... Of all the things one can do to keep themselves healthy, I've always been against running....this topic brings up reasons why I would choose not to push myself into it...it's nothing more than rushing.... More »
Cara
Tour of the Gila Writing race reports while you’re racing at altitude is not that easy to do. Here it is after the fact. I took two days driving to Silver City. I left Sunday... More »
Sherrilene
I sometimes feel like I am running away from the madness of this life, when I 'hit the streets' and go hiking or immerse myself in the bliss of spending time with my very uncomplicated... More »
SWEETMORRIS
POSITION SEKONDI-TAKORADI AS A TOURISM DESTINATION CENTRE IN GHANA INTRODUCTION Western Region of Ghana has integrated, complex, beautiful and safe beaches with an African touch. It has the largest collection of European trading forts... More »
SWEETMORRIS
1.0 INTRODUCTION Western Region of Ghana has integrated, complex, beautiful and safe beaches with an African touch. It has the largest collection of European trading forts (later used in the slave trade); the highest... More »
The Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman recently published two pictures, one of a dilapidated house and the other of a washed-away field. The magazine offered a prize for the best essay on the two pictures. The first prize was won by a Cherokee Indian, who wrote this: Both pictures show that white man crazy. Make big teepee, plow hill, water wash down, windblown soil, grass all gone. Squaw gone, papoose too. No chuckaway. No pigs, no corn, no hay, no cow, no pony. Indian no plow land, keep grass, buffalo eat. Indian eat buffalo. Hide make teepee, moccasins too. Indian no make terrace, no build dam, no give a dam. All time eat, no hunt job, no hitch-hike, no ask relief, no shoot pig, Great spirit make grass, Indian no waste anything. Indian no work. White man heap crazy.
A man on a hiking trip through the Blue Ridge Mountains came to the top of a hill and saw, just below the crest, a small log cabin. Its aged owner was sitting in front of the door, smoking a corncob pipe, and when the traveler drew close enough he asked the old man patronizingly: "Lived here all your life?" "Nope," the old mountaineer replied patiently. "Not yet."
Dear Mom and Dad and Bill and Glad: Caught a fish. Camp's a wow! Sleeping out is grand. Swimming's fun. Hiking's fine. Food is full of sand. Fire at night. Moon is bright. I'm all right God's at hand. Have to run. Your son . . . Brad.
"I know exactly where I'm going."
If you were to rush in to this room right now and announce that you had struck a deal-with God, Allah, Buddha, Christ, Krishna, Bill Gates, whomever - in which the ten years since my diagnosis could be magically taken away, traded in for ten more years as the person I was before, I would, without a moment's hesitation, tell you to take a hike.
I like to describe innovation through an old – yet relevant – joke.
The story is of two men who are mountain-hiking when they stumble upon a hungry grizzly bear. Immediately, one of the hikers takes off his backpack and hiking boots and proceeds to put on his running shoes. The other hiker looks at him and asks, “What are you doing? You can’t outrun a bear!” The first hiker responds, “I know, but I only need to outrun you!”
Hi Las Vegas, or Zaadsters & the Beautiful People of Gaia visiting Vegas for the weekend, The... More »
Freedom of the Hills is a pod for those that enjoy the beauty, grandeur, and challenges of the mountains and... More »
A pod for hikers to share hiking experiences and meet other hikers in the DMV (DC, Maryland,... More »
I came home from work and was surprised to find movers preparing to move out Martha's furniture.... More »
What can we say communication is? It is quite a broad and deep topic that filters through... More »
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