Thursday, April 12, 2012

Anything is Possible?

I want to learn German, French, Biblical Greek, Arabic, Portuguese, Russian, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Cantonese.. to start.  By immersion as possible!  Maybe then Hindi? Greek, Catalan, Khmer, Ukranian, Pashto, Swedish, Korean, Shqip?!.. okay, okay.  I know.  Just shootin for las estrellas! ;)

I'd like to learn more about Member Care.

I want to make tea; produce it, process it, share it, enjoy it.

I want to garden, anywhere, everywhere; experience community, help at market.

I want to use my horticultural skills to share life with others who could use the help, the new knowledge, the nutritional and social and economic benefit.

I'm languishing in my soul for jam sessions, singing, ooooh!  House shows! Acoustics. Singing along! Ooh!
Love to have more cello in my life than the kind in digital form.

Want to live to love and serve however I was best made to.


Pretty cool, Oldschool Burlington, WA




Saturday, April 7, 2012

tea

"The main thing — and the most obvious area of commonality between Hitchens, Orwell, and Adams — is that everything used in the making of tea must be very hot. All the warming and boiling and swishing of hot water can be made to sound complicated, but it’s actually operating on a very simple principal: Because the hottest brew is the most flavorful tea, the entire tea-making process is about taking the hottest possible elements, mixing them together in the hottest possible environment, and then preserving as much of that heat as possible as they infuse."
From: http://jezebel.com/5724480/how-and-why-to-make-tea

Friday, April 6, 2012

Today I saw a shade of green like I have never seen before.  It was black, and leathery.
It is good to stop and look down,
kneel at the ground
every once in a while.

But always keep going.

In everything, the sun.
Take care to live by only the purest and most selfless of motivations, and these in wisdom and truth.

Leftover Brown Rice

+ oats + almond milk + peanut butter + almonds + cinnamon.

Redemption and new purpose for everything.

Thursday, April 5, 2012

Okay, wind.  Blow me away.