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Photo reblogged from Wheresoever you go, go with all of your heart.
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To have courage, to be unafraid, are gifts of my recovery. they empower me to ask for help and to go forth in making my amends with a sense of dignity and humility. Making amends may require a certain amount of honesty that I feel I lack, yet with the help of God and the wisdom of others, I can reach within and find the strength to act. My amends may be accepted, or they may not, but after they are completed I can walk with a sense of freedom and know that, for today, I am responsible.
Daily Reflections
Today has been frightening and humbling and I’m so grateful for it.
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Battery Park book exchange in Asheville seems like it’s made entirely of cozy corners, one after the other.
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Photo reblogged from Calanthe's Nightingale
An ensemble from ‘The Girl Who Lived in the Tree,’ autumn/winter 2008—9. Courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Oh. My. God.
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Do you see that?! That is a leaf on my beloved kale plant, a plant that I thought had been accidentally sacrificed to vengeful caterpillar gods. It lives, it lives!!!
Unfortunately I’m starting to believe that I am death’s touch for cucumbers.
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Photoset reblogged from My Ear-Trumpet Has Been Struck By Lightning
Miniature books! *gasp*
World’s smallest library by Jozsef Tari
He might just have the largest smallest library … ever!
