What it looks like

  
When it’s not raining this is what late winter looks like here. It also looks like loads of coffee and tea while I do that woman thing of trying to do to much. This is particular to this season though. As I have progressed with living a really intentional life, I have fallen much more in the rhythms of the seasons.

 Winter finds me snuggled down in a cozy chair with a books and journals. As the world spins towards spring the energy shifts and everything is waking up. I think of myself more like a circus performer balancing on a ball, balancing a bunch of stuff on my nose and head and juggling. 

Work is intense this time of year for me and the garden needs all the attention of a newborn. Longer days stretch in front of me with the promise of you can do it all just have one more cup of tea.

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4 thoughts on “What it looks like

  1. Claudia W

    Farm life here. Winter made me depressed. Now that blooms are showing up all over my property, I feel better. I have a lot of outdoor clean up because Winter made a mud pie out of everything, I have to dig my chickens out! (stinky job!) No matter how hard I tried to stop it, it still happened. This summer, a roof is going up over the entire coop, and I’m bringing in a ton or six of sand.

  2. The Oracle

    The high desert is blooming. Mercifully

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