Blood is a very special juice!
-Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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i'm curating a collection of resources to help me expand my understanding of the world. it's an eclectic mix, feel free to take a look. xo
"our home in vermont"
crafting a rural spirit
inhale...exhale...relax your shoulders...repeat as often as needed
being mindful
- Karen L R
- vermont , United States
- Life can sometimes be a wrestling match between love and fear. We can CHOOSE which to embrace. Every day. On my "to do" list? Breathe, hope, notice, invite, love, create, wonder, celebrate.
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sewandsowlife(at)gmail(dot)com
words i try to live by
Want what you have.
Do what you can.
Be who you are.
-Forrest Church
simple gifts
'Tis the gift to be simple,
'Tis the gift to be free,
'Tis the gift to come down
where we ought to be,
And when we find ourselves
in the place just right
'Twill be in the valley
of love and delight.
-Shaker hymn
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i'm curating a collection of resources to help me expand my understanding of the world. it's an eclectic mix, feel free to take a look. xo
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"our home in vermont"
a huge thank you my dear friend reed
ReplyDeletei watched a very special young lady benefit from the generosity of folks like you many times. she'd drag her tired little self into the hospital and plop down in the chair. a couple hours later that "special juice" had worked its wonders... her cheeks would be pink, her lips would no longer look ashen, and her energy would return... until the next round :(
hence the importance of regular donations
xoxoxo
you certainly did make a difference!
Hi, Karen.
ReplyDeleteSending you a thank you of another kind. Your kindness has been much appreciated. It really meant a lot to me.
Good for you! One of my frustrations is that I can't give blood here or in the US, because I lived in England for a few years during the "mad cow" period. Even though I was a vegetarian, I'm disqualified. Sigh. But I try to find other ways to pass on good karma...
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