Showing posts with label simplicity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label simplicity. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 17, 2019

What do you get when you mix Grass & Words

This ...

Dona Anderson

I can't lie,


I didn't know what I was doing.

I said to myself ...

Why do I need to take a picture of GRASS?

Then one day I looked at it and saw a soft 
place for Words to visit & rest.

So, I started flipping through the pages of Simply, One Breath At a Time and a few minutes later I had enough good words the fill the picture.

And YES, there is one word that doesn't match the set up of the rest.

See if you can find it.


Now, I have a 

Garden of good Words.

and they're earthing!


Check out the Update
a bit further down.

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Update from an earlier post about our garden.

In that post I said I'd let you know what won my vote for best from the garden this year.

Well I decided back in July it was all the beautiful colors of the rainbow I got to enjoy from the flowers and vegetables.

Can't wait to share with you a post I wrote telling you more and it'll be published on October 15th. 

What's your garden about?


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Lots to check out in the Archives.

Links for sharing below.

Take Care and have a wonderful week ahead.


Mom - I'm Earthing too.


Tuesday, August 20, 2019

Cavatina from the Deer Hunter

So So beautiful ....

Summer of Music continues

Absolutely LOVE this.

I can't say enough about this piece of music. 

It just melts into my heart & soul.




Did you love it too?

Have a wonderful week ahead.

Our last selection for this years Summer of Music is next week.

Regular posts return in September with a story about a wee bird.

I hope you're sharing this years music with others and you can find 2017 & 2018 selections also in the archives for July & August.

Take care.
Bye for now.


The mobile version is great to watch and the Web version will also give you access to the archives on the right side bar.


Tuesday, July 30, 2019

When You Wish Upon A Star - sung by Jiminy Cricket (Cliff Edwards)

I'm sure we've all wished upon a Star as children or even later in life.



Wishing on Stars is something like wishing
as you blow out the Birthday candles...

But we get Birthday candles only once a year!
We can look up to the stars almost every night (weather permitting)




I thought this song would be a good one to add into this years selections. 

We all need some wishes and dreams
to come true ...






Do you have 2, 3 or more wish lists?

There's the if I win the lottery big one list

The when I get a good job, or finally retirement

Have my dream home or car

Get married

Pay the bills off

and on ...

Dreams like wish lists are wonderful for taking us through life's different adventures.

What are the Dreams you want to come True? 


Our 3rd Summer of Music continues next week.

Visit previous selections in the archives and you can go back to July & August posts for 2017 & 2018.


Thanks for your visit & Take Care
and I'm wishing for your Dreams to come True!


Links for sharing and comments below.

My dream is to help spread Wellness
around the World. 

Your sharing helps that to continue,
Thank You.



Tuesday, March 8, 2016

I let my Breath touch the Tip of my Nose

Where does Your Breath Go?


Just asking.

Dona Anderson

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From, Moving Forward from the Heart

I had Fun putting this together - always good to
have a nice variety to choose from - this is #70


Dona Anderson

My Breath


 Whisper to yourself, 

I let my breath touch the tip of my nose,
and the tips of each one of my toes.

I let my breath touch the tips of my fingers
and in the spaces between, it lingers.

I let my breath touch the back of my ears,
and it feels the softness of my tears.

I let my breath touch the back of my knees,
and all the organs inside me that are under a bit of a squeeze.

I let my breath touch the bottom of my chin,
and all the hidden places on my skin.

I let my breath touch my soft belly parts,
and especially the soft spots in my heart.

I let my breath touch all those places
inside me that smile,
and it will change
those places that don’t in awhile!


Poem, My Breath #70 of 73 titles.
from Moving Forward from the Heart
by Dona Anderson ©2015


Photo for post only.
Links for sharing below!
We're going around the World
 sending Wellness to others. 
 Thank You.

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