Red Cedar
More apocalypse, less angst
Month: October 2016
Post 3040: Sunday afternoon, Departure Bay
Yesterday was really insane for wildlife viewing – as I crossed over from the BC interior and onto the island – not only did I see the elk herd first thing in the morning, but on my Vancouver-Nanaimo ferry voyage I caught sight of… Continue Reading “Post 3040: Sunday afternoon, Departure Bay”
Post 3039: Elk Ridge, Sunday Morning
On my way home from the cabin outside of Princeton, I encountered these elk on the side of Mine Hill, also known as Elk Ridge. I have driven this highway dozens of times and never encountered a single elk – but today there was… Continue Reading “Post 3039: Elk Ridge, Sunday Morning”
Post #3038: Foreshadowing winter
I posted the other day that my time is not my own right now and that’s just not the truth, nor is it how time works. I’ve been turning this one over for the last few days and in my meditations – the notion… Continue Reading “Post #3038: Foreshadowing winter”
Post 3037: In flight
A lot of my time these days is on the road. I have to say, I’m enjoying it more than I thought I would, but my time is very much not my own at the moment. I took this photo earlier this week on… Continue Reading “Post 3037: In flight”
Post 3036: Stay close to anything that makes you glad you are alive.
A friend of mine just posted this Sufi saying on FB “Stay close to anything that makes you glad you are alive.” (Attributed to Hafiz, a 14th century Persian poet)…. Which reminded me of a podcast I was listening to last night on my way… Continue Reading “Post 3036: Stay close to anything that makes you glad you are alive.”
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