Hello again, from a piece of time that became possible. Hubby is with the girls. I took my FIRST trip out of the farm – solo – in the truck. I’m at the combo grocery store/internet cafe place in the city of Bonao. It was good to break through the fear of traveling outside the […]
Monthly Archives: August 2014
Whew! Internal weather report for today: I have a lot of anxiety. This is not new. Anxiety has been with me since I was thirteen, and probably before, although I don’t remember. Why am I anxious? Why is there thunder in the distance right now, why is that rooster hoarsely crowing nearby, even though it’s […]
It’s been hard to find a good, long chunk of time to write a post, and now is not a good chunk, either..I have six minutes before the wild rice is finished. Speed-writing is not the best way to go unless sending an emergency message, which this isn’t. But I really wanted to say hello. […]
Lots and lots to share, and not much time. Yet Hubby just gathered Sofia and Michelle upstairs to the meditation room to create a bit of computer time for me. Up there, the girls can peek at the kittens, drum, play with a special box of haphazardly attired Barbie and Ken dolls (this is very […]
A rainbow is a mix of sun and rain, right? Put them together in the right way, and you have a rainbow. But too much sun – or too much rain – and the formula doesn’t work. I’d like to declare that my life as a rainbow is certainly a mix of sun and rain. […]
I’ve been so busy writing catching you up on the past, and so much keeps happening in the present: Jose and Katiuska are coming to the farm tomorrow! We actually saw them last Saturday in Santo Domingo. They had just arrived back from their Europe travels. Somehow Jose had found out that we had a […]
Continued from Previous Posts…In response to my asking for help after the seminar, Jose said that he could offer two things: Before the seminar finished, he would teach everyone a simple Zikr practice that you could do alone, in about 3-5 minutes. That would help anyone who wished to stay connected to Zikr. Secondly, they […]
