While reaching for new heights in the art world I got cold feet. Not only painting on top of the mountain in the cold but in my spirit regarding putting together art work for a jurying process.
When my children were young, and if they ever complained about something that was not really significant, I would remind them “It Doesn’t Hurt.” They would understand, stop griping and count their blessings.
Their understanding came from an experience I had told them about and they often heard it repeated when I narrated it to others.
Sea turtles and reef sharks can be seen as well and we had a curious white-tipped reef shark cruise by to check us out.
We don’t want our dogs deciding for themselves. Or do we? Maybe it’s actually not up to us humans. Our dogs make choices all the time whether we want to admit it or not. It can be a problem if we try to control something we can’t control. I think the answer might be in managing and influencing their choices instead of trying to decide for them!
Changing lives, creating futures. A group of dedicated individuals decided it’s time to give the people of Vellore City, South India a chance to live life outside the shadow of poverty.
Created by Tourism Ireland to encourage travelers to visit Ireland this year, the video includes wonderful Irish scenery and blends into the mix superb images from Tourism Ireland’s Global Greening initiative – those famous landmarks and iconic sites illuminated in green each year to celebrate St Patrick’s Day.
This spring, change your pattern. Try these five common herbs that have the capacity to clear out the old, stuck, and toxic, as well as help rebuild overall health and wellness.
When Mama told us stories, or sang to us, I usually sat closest to her right side, often resting my head on her knee. As the story progressed, from time to time she stroked my hair, a soothing practice she shared with all her seven children. The story she was about to tell us, of the two champions, Sorab and Rustom, was the saddest story we were ever told.
The Golden Orb is also known as the “bird eating spider” because the webs are large enough and their hungers big enough to cope with sparrow-sized birds.
“You serve?” he asked. “Nope, I got a different war on my mind.” The old man took a long look at Charlie. “I reckon you do, young man. I reckon you do.”
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