Face and shadows to start

 

A self-portrait by my son, Tai Rogers. He's now a high school art teacher, a challenge for which he's quite capable. But the logistics are somewhat daunting as he begins this new avenue of endeavor.

As winter lingers (though a respite of 70F degree days has surprised us) this redbud has just it's own limbs to show still. It lives near our Black Mountain Library.

By Susan Seddon Boulet

Thanks for all the positive  feedback about the divine feminine and Women's Day last Sunday. It really touched my heart. Especially since I heard that day of two deaths of dear ones, one a sweet pet, the other a husband of a blogger. There are now empty spaces in my friends' lives. And it reminds me how easily we can lose one another. Give out some hugs today!

Yes the Bradford Pear is beginning to blossom. Will we have more freezing weather? Due Thursday night this week!

Lunch back in the dining room at the Lakeview Senior Center! Here Trivia, the manager, interviews a new participant.

Wandering around to say hi, or taking a  seat and catching up with others, the group of seniors was so happy to be together again!

More signs of spring, green leaves appearing on a bush.

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Life

gifts me with breath.

All i have to do is allow it in.

I have been holding my breath long enough,

afraid of life itself...

~ Barbara Heile