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A Contemplative Life = Sunset Snow Scene – January Notes
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Washburn Fair Oaks Park – Minneapolis Statue of George Washington is toppled over by vandals
“The culprits toppled the statue of the first president and covered the pioneers monument with anti-colonialist graffiti.”~ Star Tribune
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Posted in Art and Architecture, Art Work, Contemplative life
Tagged agression, healing, History, love, Minneapolis Parks, peace, star tribune, statues vandalized, symbolic acts, war
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A Vegetable Peeler: A Simple Object Lesson – A Contemplative life = An Attitude of Gratitude
Radakitchenstore I bought a Rada vegetable peeler at the farmer’s market ages ago from a nice couple selling Rada products. “Imported from Iowa,” remarked the woman that was selling Rada knives too. This is a stainless steel peeler and worked … Continue reading
Posted in animals, Art Work, Contemplative life, Dog Portraits, environment, Farmer's Markets, health
Tagged covid, covid testing, dog portrait, facemasks, Gratitude, keeping an attitude of gratitude, loss, Midwest, Minnesota, missing real life contact, online shopping, Shetland Sheepdog, shopping, social distance, zoom dinner
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A Contemplative Life = When In doubt, Log out – A Simple Solution And A Squirrel’s POV Or What are friends for?
Alan, my friend in Oregon, called to tell me that it was cloudy and dark today. He said all he wanted to do was eat carbs and sleep. (Hmm. I feel like that too.) Alan had something else on his … Continue reading
Posted in animals, Contemplative life, environment, humor, photography, wildlife
Tagged a contemplative life, Comic book, contemplation, Frienship, humor, keep it simple, parks and people, photography, Restoring lost computer files, squirrels, technology, Washburn Fair Oaks Park, when in doubt log out
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A Contemplative Life = Ruminating Never Goes Anywhere
Three Photos of Autumn that I took this week. The streets of the Inner City are dressed up in the reds, yellows and oranges like a festival before the snows. Continue reading
