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Monday, 15 September 2008
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I haven't felt so frustrated since I couldn't find my red short-sleeved leotard before dance class when I was six years old. I was so frustrated I cried.
Sunday, 14 September 2008
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My speckled hardwood floor has now been added to with spots of gray residue where I kneaded rich brown clay on Thursday. Ezra's 2 foot tall clay double is laying in two halves on the floor, sprayed wet and wrapped in plastic. I'm going off to cheery HACC to bother security on their slow Sunday to open the ceramics studio for me so I can get more clay. If I had a week to do this homework for tomorrow, I could do it quite well and enjoy it.
I LOVE THE CITY!
Did you know there are at least 5 meanings to the word YOGA?
- "a certain way of seeing" - "to unite" - "to tie the strands of the mind together" - "to attain what was previously unattainable" - "to be one with the divine" -
my Empowering Yoga class instructor showed us that the ultimate goal of yoga is personal mind control, and we use the coordination of breath and body movement to tap into that mental control. :)
I wrote a poem about my car yesterday. You can find it here: http://xanga.com/pleasingpositivepoetry
It is nice to have Rebecca booming "Oom pah pah!" from Oliver Twist through the halls.
May all be successful,
Lara
Friday, 27 June 2008
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My mind is losing words and becoming entirely visual. Go to my more frequently updated and picturesque xanga site: buttercupfield_icons
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just want to gather and save these posts
Saturday, 22 March 2008
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I told Ezra that spending time with him is like milk and honey. He expanded and wrote to me:
"Milk the gift for children, given to calves who do not know how to say "thank you".
Honey the gift earned by persistent searching, tiresome work. Bees collect their honey-nectars from thousands of flowers.
In love, both the milk and the honey sit alongside each other. Milk reminds us of the gifts of fate, those gifts we do not know who to thank for, the often overlooked blessings that pull us toward happiness. A constant honey, that sweet, nuanced reward that comes to those who collect packets of sweetness from near and far away."
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