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trees
Do trees grow first with arrogance, then with reluctance, then with wisdom like us? Some have grow cragged with age like the people I love the most. Straight and strong stand some, while others seem to gradually lean as if… Continue reading
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Lessons from playing “Mary Had A Little Lamb” approximately 200 times on the Bb Clarinet.
I’m a perfectionist. It’s plagued me for most of my life. Recently, though, I’ve given myself more space to allow flaws more than ever before, probably because I see the beauty, necessity, and importance of making errors. But pair my desire… Continue reading
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It is so incredibly life-affirming to be loved and valued by kind, genuine, awesome people. Sometimes I think I care too much what others think, and I usually do. Other times, though, when it’s apparent that a good person sees… Continue reading
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The 13 year old version of myself living inside my head has way more power than I care to admit. Zooey Deschanel (via choosingchaos) Continue reading
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Aunthood on Thanksgiving is wonderful.2,. (Taken with instagram) Continue reading
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seanreidy: In honor of the new movie ”The Muppets” my friend Tim painted this picture of “Muppets Take Manhattan” as a “Choose Your Own Adventure Book.” I keep telling him to start a Tumblr to showcase this kind of stuff but… Continue reading
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Beautiful. (Source: https://www.youtube.com/) Continue reading
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Gender Woes
In life, you collect experiences, and most of mine include the church, offering a different perspective than someone who does not have a row of pews as the backdrop to the majority of their childhood memories. I learned early on… Continue reading
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Wouldn’t it be a strange and delicious bit of irony if another country invaded the US to keep our government and police from assaulting peaceful protestors?
Valid point. A lot of overseas activity is ‘helping’ that country or those people. Protecting their right to vote, etc….perhaps it’s we who need rescuing now. Continue reading
Becca Kello 