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Back To The Wild Thing and A Little Bird
Although my last blog looked to be a departure from the things I have been writing about (Wild Thing), it really wasn’t. Go back and reread the words to that old folk song that introduces the previous article. The … Continue reading
Posted in advice, Anger, captivity, Choice, Connections, creature, curiosity, following bliss, Friends, Joseph cambell, movement, Mythology, Observer, poem, story, This Little Bird
Tagged advice, boy/man, captivity, curiosity, Dreams, flight, flitting, follow your bliss, friend or foe, hummingbird, Joseph Campbell, joy, little bird, patience, poem, progress, promise, senses, sniff, wild creatures, wild thing
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In Other’s Words
The material for this book was collected from nature at great personal risk by the author. (Helen Rowland) I have a hobby. I collect quotes. Being a veracious reader, I have a tendency to underline meaningful statements in the books … Continue reading
Posted in advice, guidance, Journal Writing, Quotations, Uncategorized
Tagged claiming own life, Clarissa Pinkola Estes, Florida Scott-Maxwell, Helen Rowland, Jane Heape, Jassamyn West, Jill Johnston, Joseph Campbell, Mandy Aftel, mile-markers, Natalie Goldberg, other's words, own story, parochial school, possess, risk, Sigmund Freud, starting point
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