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And were met by greeters
And they choose not to come to our balcony.
This is a little jetty of fresh water, or mostly fresh water
Grandpa’ Elk watched over ‘his’ herd with relaxed attention
A casual conversation
These sunsets were taken two days apart.
Amma’s mother passed away this week. (Amma is my spiritual teacher.) Her mother was 97. On the day she passed, Vedavati snapped this sunset photo. It looks like there are two suns but it is more likely to be a reflection of some kind. Still, it seems significant that it happened on the day Amma’s mother passed.
This was on Gary’s birthday. Maybe it was a birthday present from the Universe. .
Vedavati took sunset pictures on two days within a week‘s time. They were very different from each other.
A friend in Rishikesh sent me this cool video of a parent and child. Can’t help but make me smile.
Ralph has been showing up with a little friend. His friend doesn’t know the way’s of the world yet so he’s a little more cautious. Here he is hanging out in a tree. We haven’t settled on a name for him yet. He’s pretty cute though.
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