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When do you most love coming home?

Posted on Dec 4th, 2008 by Farland : almost human Farland
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for December 04, 2008:

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Coming home to either of my home places is something I love every day. I love it so much that I notice being conscious about the love welling up. I also love leaving home setting off for any adventure and all the possibilities of the day.
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What would you miss most about your home?

Posted on Dec 8th, 2008 by Farland : almost human Farland
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for December 07, 2008:

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I am thinking back and counting about thirty home places each one or most were so prescious to me and it seems every new for me place is more prescious than the last. I have loved my homes in a tender way of something alive  yet I have no feeling of missing any of them. Right now I love how my trailer rocks through the stormy nights how I can feel the weather through it's thin skin. When I am in Utah I love how solid my sleeping cabin feels. A few days ago I bit into an apple a locally grown one and the taste was a taste bursting about in my mouth of a wild New England apple something I haven't tasted since I was a young girl. I think that taste might be how it would feel to miss something about my home.
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What would you like to learn today?

Posted on Dec 11th, 2008 by Farland : almost human Farland
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for December 11, 2008:

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I like to let the day decide that. It seems for me limiting and too free of mystery to set some intention. I would rather go empty out into the day and see what will come.
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What is your idea of heaven?

Posted on Dec 14th, 2008 by Farland : almost human Farland
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for December 14, 2008:

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I can't imagine a place without all the things we find bad without hungers and vices and sicknesses and biting cold and searing heat and everything eventually dying, without the trying and overcoming and mistakes. We live in such an incredible world I imagine a heaven scattered about in our world like little gifts we can pluck and find joy in every day and not so much as to cause a flood or avalanche.
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What was the last experience that took your breath away?

Posted on Dec 17th, 2008 by Farland : almost human Farland
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for December 17, 2008:

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I think another one will happen today and here is one from earlier this week I already posted in the response about heaven.

I love how often the disasters that if we had control over we would not “allow”, are the things that lead us to great delights and adventures or just a deeper understanding we might have missed. I like to leave room in my days for those upsetting surprises. There is a new rule at work that Gnomi is not allowed so she spends the day in the car I take her for a ski mid day if I have time. Today was too busy. After I closed up the Nordic Center in the cold (it was ten below this morning) and dark night, I put on my skis so Gnomi could get a good run in before we drove home. I was cold and tired and especially hungry but the skiing was invigorating and Gnomi was loving it too so we went on and on and then I heard through the darkness and quiet the sound of music. I skied toward the sound and there from a lit house was coming an old scratchy recording of Italian Opera across the snowy landscape. I skied back and forth within hearing distance. It was the best part of the day.. of the week!


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What does winter mean for you?

Posted on Dec 24th, 2008 by Farland : almost human Farland
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for December 21, 2008:

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I love that this world around me gets covered thick with snow gets to be hidden away. I love the harshness of the cold and ice and darkness of the days and at the same time the smooth silkiness and bright lightness of the snow and ice. I love that skis allow me easy travel into secret feeling places. Winter can remind us to let there be dormant time in our lives, of the necessity of dormancy.
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What was the last thing you shared?

Posted on Dec 27th, 2008 by Farland : almost human Farland
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for December 27, 2008:

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It has been such a week of sharing. I love sharing. Dawn and I just shared some decaf coffee at Explore Book Store and we sort of shared some soup Parsnip soup. I like to lend out things I have because then those things have more adventures and the sharers do to. Kiley has has been sharing her dog Tuk Tuk with me and Gnomi. The clouds have been sharing their contents. The wind has been sharing it's blow.
One more thing to share is a bit of survival information I found while researching punk wood.

"The gathering of tinder, and perhaps more importantly, its dry storage is one of the most critical aspects of many survival situations. In some cases the lint that naurally occurs in the belly button has been sufficient to start a survival fire."

Now that is the last thing I have shared

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