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Tag Archives: gratitude
This precious moment
First thing on Monday morning, I spent an hour with my optometrist, deciding on ‘one or two/this one or that one better’ and performing other optical gymnastics so that he could devise the optimum prescription for my new glasses. He’s … Continue reading
Deep acceptance
A couple of days ago, the rain began — delightful soft drifty showers with a few heavier falls, especially at night. Temperatures dropped a little. It’s been bliss. It feels as though the big old trees and flowering shrubs and … Continue reading
Posted in Haiku, Post-stroke recovery
Tagged abundance, deep acceptance, gratitude, peace
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Turramurra morning
magpie melodies — liquid song greeting dawn’s rays — divine synergy
After a hot, smoky weekend
sunlight kisses my dry lips aged skin — blessedly cool clear morning air
Honest reflections
so much to mourn — so much more to be grateful for — deep river of life
The morning after Reiki
softest pink sky lights camphor laurel leaves — precious dawn meets grateful heart
An exceptional day
ripples of kindness warming my heart — autumn air brushing sun-smoothed skin
Freedom, spaciousness and gratitude
The loving, supportive and kind responses to my recent post on grief warmed my heart. And the process of allowing grief, in various manifestations, to emerge and find expression has continued until it has almost entirely subsided. For now, anyway. … Continue reading
Posted in Haiku, Post-stroke recovery, Writing
Tagged freedom, gratitude, haiku, peacefulness, post-stroke recovery, spontaneity
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Humbled by good fortune
After weeks of follow-up tests, some of them involving electric shocks and a very nasty needle, results are in. My neurologist was searching for further clarification re the location of the stroke I had in February. Turns out, I had … Continue reading
Interconnectedness
I’m making friends along the route of my morning walk – locals who also walk, or who chat over their front fence. At about the halfway mark, just before the uphill stretch begins, there’s a small wooden bench in front … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged gardens, gratitude, gum trees, haiku, magnolias, nature, stroke recovery, walking
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