If you've seen all the cool things on the shelves at your house, look at other people's shelves! | ![]() |
photo by Sandra Dodd
If you've seen all the cool things on the shelves at your house, look at other people's shelves! | ![]() |
"What I like most about rivers is You can't step in the same river twice; The water's always changing, Always flowing." —Stephen Schwartz lyrics, for Pocahontas to sing |
![]() | Natural colors, accidental designs, artist-chosen combinations. However you spell it, find and name some coloured colorations that you might have missed otherwise. |
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![]() | Conditions change for many reasons. Comfort levels vary. Even one small improvement can positively affect a moment, a mood, a person, a family. |
Clarity and focus make things easier. Muddly confusion make things harder. | ![]() |
Truth can still be worthless, and a worthless statement might still be true. Cosmic. So profound I need a nap. |
Sometimes, look without narrating. Think without voicing. Too much commentary can make words less valuable. See shadows and sunshine and shapes and children without always saying so. | ![]() |
It's not about "success," it's about progress, and living in the moment as well as possible.
Megan Fenn wrote: I no longer look for learning when they are watching shows or playing games. I know they are learning. I used to watch for it as part of my “try a little” practise to see the value in what they are doing. I don’t do that anymore. I know what they do has value because they value it. And I know they are learning because they learn from everything they do. —Megan Fenn | ![]() |
"Depth and breadth—creating a lifestyle in which kids are offered the opportunity to learn a lot about some things and a little about a lot of things." |
Peace and calm are really good things all in and of themselves. Enjoyment/JOY is better for health than all the "health rules" in the world. | ![]() |
![]() | Children grow up, but all the stages of their childhood stay alive in their parents' memories. |