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Slowly Fading
Many of the brilliant colors of autumn have slowly begun to fade away, but the goals for working on the land up until the snow flies still burn inside with the fires of passion. It is good to have goals that are flexible and yet always there.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 10/18/2018 10:00 AM
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Winter White Returns
I paused a few moments to take in the white of winter as it adorned the top of the mountains to the north and I knew that we were now in transition to colder weather. Pauses help me be mindful of daily life.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 10/17/2018 10:00 AM
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The Will to Bloom
The tiny flowers at the edge of the parking lot at the Center were blooming in the middle of October in very adverse conditions. I thought of people that have the will to share their abilities and positive actions under adverse conditions.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 10/16/2018 10:00 AM
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Colored In
Jack Frost has nearly completed this year’s art exhibit in Nature. The mountains and valleys are alive with brilliant color. We need to take time to appreciate what is alive around us. There is always some color in life to discover.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 10/14/2018 10:00 AM
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Lavender Sky
The evening sky went through constant color changes and at one point everything appeared to be lavender. Lavender is a color connected with spirituality and healing. The smell of lavender breathed in with love can change one’s view.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 10/12/2018 10:00 AM
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Fall Magic
There are so many things about fall that are magical: the colors, the cooling temperatures, and especially the aroma of apple pies baking. Many of us miss the little magic of change that is right in front of us. Magic and gratitude go together.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 10/11/2018 10:00 AM
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High Over Head
We didn’t see the wasps build a nest high over head in a tree we often pass by until someone pointed it out. It reminded me that a lot goes unnoticed in Nature, just as it does in life.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 10/10/2018 10:00 AM
