The shape of things to come
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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Starfish, Lady Bay, Tasmania. Hang in there, you’ll make it through.
Over the weekend I spent a bit of time in the garden, weeding, composting and mulching. I’m preparing beds for the month ahead, keeping myself motivated through the hard graft (the gardens here are seriously neglected) by daydreaming about the harvests to come. As well as thinking about what will do well in my garden and what I like to eat I’ve been giving a bit of thought to biological and genetic… Read More
Lake Pedder in winter, Tasmania “What good is the warmth of summer, without the cold of winter to give it sweetness.” ― John Steinbeck
I’m writing this on a Monday – that dread day of the week – telling you that life is beautiful. Thanks to a weekend with the most excellent company, filled with shared laughter, food and affection, I’m feeling totally in love with life. My perspective is refreshed and I can see quite clearly that my life is amazing. I look around me and see so many good things: the little cottage that’s… Read More
Calvert’s Beach, Tasmania Take a moment to just breathe.
Fungi climb a tree, Powelltown State Forest, Victoria, Australia If you can’t change the situation, try changing your perspective.
The shape of things to come 