“We can remember that figuring out how to live in the space between what is wild and what is cultivated is an essential component of living in a way that honors the earth and all of the life that wants to exist here.” Love this.
I am glad that you are enjoying the bounty of your earlier work, and that nature is providing you both nourishment and inspiration. I loved the metaphors weaving through this post. Life often surprises us with a few silver linings, even when we are tripping and stumbling through some unexpected challenge.
Get well soon ♥ I more than know what it feels like to have plenty of work to do, at the same time having pain/discomfort that slows you down... About three weeks ago I revived an old injury, a pinched nerve by my ribs, and now we are in the thick of both gardening and canning season. I feel like I'm bent over half the day sometimes, much like the old women in the village. We seem to have to carry on, simply because there is no other way to get things done before the sun sets too many times in a row. Take time to rest when you need it, slow and steady wins the race every time.
“We can remember that figuring out how to live in the space between what is wild and what is cultivated is an essential component of living in a way that honors the earth and all of the life that wants to exist here.” Love this.
Inspiring words.
I am glad that you are enjoying the bounty of your earlier work, and that nature is providing you both nourishment and inspiration. I loved the metaphors weaving through this post. Life often surprises us with a few silver linings, even when we are tripping and stumbling through some unexpected challenge.
Wishing you an easier few months ahead.
Get well soon ♥ I more than know what it feels like to have plenty of work to do, at the same time having pain/discomfort that slows you down... About three weeks ago I revived an old injury, a pinched nerve by my ribs, and now we are in the thick of both gardening and canning season. I feel like I'm bent over half the day sometimes, much like the old women in the village. We seem to have to carry on, simply because there is no other way to get things done before the sun sets too many times in a row. Take time to rest when you need it, slow and steady wins the race every time.