21
Nov
Posted by Bonnie in gardening. Tagged: composting, ecology, gardening, life. 6 Comments
I am all for conserving our resources. I recycle, compost yard debris and kitchen scraps, use canvas bags for shopping. I have a vegetable garden and do lots of other things. I do all these things because I want to.
The British have now floated this new(old) method of saving the planet that I am not so sure I want to do.
Perhaps other folks have other ideas about this. Would love to hear your thoughts.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/debates/6560930/Should-gardeners-urinate-outdoors.html
4
Nov
Posted by Bonnie in Photography. Tagged: space. 13 Comments
Filmmaker Michael Benson’s photos and essays explore what was happening on earth when
light left these celestial bodies.
These are spectacular and
far_out
27
Oct
Posted by Bonnie in Autumn, Poetry. Tagged: Autumn, golden light, leaves, Poetry. 14 Comments
Listen
Bewitching spirits
Detach and glide
Effortlessly in golden profusion
Silently.
18
Oct
Posted by Bonnie in Poetry. Tagged: fall, haiku, time. 7 Comments
Spaced, even and serene
the hall clock chimes the half hour
Vibrations of change.
30
Sep
Posted by Bonnie in Poetry. Tagged: fall, haiku, Poetry. 8 Comments
Clear October nights
Jupiter chasing the moon
Patchwork quilt snuggling
13
Sep
Posted by Bonnie in Random Thoughts. Tagged: life, Random Thoughts, Spirituality. 13 Comments
On my walk this evening, I see clouds gathering on the far horizon. The sun has gone down behind a bank of black clouds like a top heavy mountain range. There is no wind. Sheet lightning stains upwards, then fades. I let the dogs run ahead and smile as they enjoy their freedom. My attention is drawn back to the clouds. In truth, they could be anything. In truth, the brewing storm is inside.
In a place of severe drought, rain speaks the language our souls long to hear. A lover kissing us all over, sending chills to our core. A rinsing of the third eye. Raindrops become the tranquil beauty of water edified by the heavens,calming the storm inside.
22
Jun
Posted by Bonnie in Iran, politics. Tagged: current events, politics. 12 Comments
Over the weekend, I watched with amazement, events unfolding in Iran. What struck me was that in spite of the clamp down on reporters and news agencies, videos and eye witness reports are getting out via Twitter, Face Book and cell phones. The Internet has changed how we interact with the world.
These demonstrations are not about supporting either of the candidates but about supporting freedom and trust in leadership. It is about a human need and right to live beyond fear and suspicion. It is another example of a new universal paradigm arising that leaders can no longer rule through force and fear. It is about the power of truth. In this, they deserve our support, not in an aggressive or militaristic way, but with our hearts.
11
Jun
Posted by Bonnie in Poetry. Tagged: friendship, haiku. 6 Comments
Haiku 2 (Lunch with Girlfriends)
Conversations warm
as summer breezes lifting
spirits high, like kites.
***
25
May
Posted by Bonnie in Poetry, Reality, Spirituality. Tagged: time. 16 Comments
Time, I have learned, does not freeze
nor do moments in it.
The unstoppable current on which we
all ride, at our various speeds,
on our various journeys
through this astonishing world.
Each moment in each place in nature
a remarkable coming together
never to be repeated precisely so.
Of lives crossing paths in time
Like twigs swept together
then swept apart, in stream eddies.
©Bonnie
May 24,2009
7
May
Posted by Bonnie in Poetry, spring. Tagged: fun, haiku, spring. 3 Comments
Laughing gleefully,
bare feet left fossil tracks
splashing through puddles.
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