I am also grateful for this body of mine. This body that lets me run, dance, and to get where I need to go. Although I have dealt with several injuries in recent years, my body manages to heal itself (albeit slower than it used to!) and for that I am thankful.
Lastly, I am grateful for nature and for all that it gives us. The flowers that grow persistently, the birds that make their homes nestled among ours, the bees that manage to survive despite the myriad of chemicals that we have doused our planet with. I couldn't get a good shot because this bee wouldn't sop moving, but look how much pollen it has on it! I can't stop thinking if it happened on accident, or if this is utter and complete bliss for a bee. Maybe a practical joke from a fellow hive-mate? She looked a little unstable trying to fly...
Joining in with the other Taryn of Wooly Moss Roots for Gratitude Sunday
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I can imagine the extremes of your new life can be a little overwhelming at times, but I think you are right to soak up that time you have alone, and to do what makes your heart sing. It will leave you refreshed and ready to welcome those kiddos back home.
ReplyDeleteBees are pretty amazing, aren't they? I love watching them.
Wishing you a wonderful week Taryn.
Such beautiful pictures, as always. That one with the bee is amazing.
ReplyDeleteI just learned about the separation as I was reading this post. My parents were separated when I was young and looking back, I was glad because they stopped fighting so much and were happier living their own lives. I think it was strange for my mom too whenever my sister and I were away, but when you are fully "on" it's so good to have some time to regenerate and have some time for yourself.
So much love to you!!
beautiful gratitudes you've listed. I'm grateful for the morning silence, my lists and my life.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous little bee.
ReplyDeleteI'm grateful for calm Yiruma radio on Pandora, twinkling lights over my kitchen window and my kids playing outside as the sun begins to go down.