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an intuitively mindful activity that humans have been doing forever. despite its innate destruction i find myself feeling connected to the earth. some logs are harder to chop through if they have knots, even in death the tree’s commitment to self preservation is admirable.
Oct 8, 2024
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a tube of terror. it can reduce a full ass tree to tiny shreds with no effort. i can never get the image of a human goop oozing out the chute.
unfortunately i live in a woody area and i see them everywhere and it genuinely makes me sick :/
Apr 23, 2024
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uhhhhhh actually i am creating new life and investing in microbiomes not known to you yet simply by laying very still and watching love is blind all day. this is productive and necessary.
Feb 29, 2024
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Growing up we used to help rake the dead leaves in the yard in to a big pile every fall. At the end we got to jump into the piles and play as a reward for helping. The leaves had a sweet decaying smell to them.
Jul 18, 2024
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this involves DEVELOPING YOUR DISCERNMENT AND DISCOMFORT TOLERANCE SKILLS! is that person morally evil or just not your cup of tea? are they trying to make you feel uncomfortable or are they also maybe a little nervous and doing their best?
we could really change the landscape of what community looks like if we open ourselves up to the idea of consistently offering respect and dignity to others even when we’re not dying to become their best friend, and joyfully sharing space with someone we might not ever know more than as an acquaintance. those are members of your community too!
this also allows for change over time- in the individual and in your own perspective and capacity for connection.
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saying thank you to every single staff member on my way in and out !! excuse me please and thank you patrons for letting me squeeze past! i am just rolling in gratitude i love it here
Feb 25, 2024
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moms making dinner :-)
Oct 8, 2024