Overwhelmed with all the crises going on in the world right now (sub-prime, rising oil, war in Iraq, U.S. elections, blah, blah, blah...), I forget to look outside of myself a lot of the time. Yesterday after three days of heavy rain, I walked to the top of our property and looked out on this luscious green valley. While I didn't experience instant peace in the world, I did experience a moment of it's okay to let go. So I let go of all those nagging images of disaster in my brain. I saw Sierra de Guanajuato in the distance, clearly, after months of looking through the hazy dust to only see a vague outline. There were shades of green that I never knew could exist in Mexico, I became overwhelmed with the beauty of this place we call home. And my heart slowed to the beat of contentment.
Friday, June 13, 2008
How green is our valley
Overwhelmed with all the crises going on in the world right now (sub-prime, rising oil, war in Iraq, U.S. elections, blah, blah, blah...), I forget to look outside of myself a lot of the time. Yesterday after three days of heavy rain, I walked to the top of our property and looked out on this luscious green valley. While I didn't experience instant peace in the world, I did experience a moment of it's okay to let go. So I let go of all those nagging images of disaster in my brain. I saw Sierra de Guanajuato in the distance, clearly, after months of looking through the hazy dust to only see a vague outline. There were shades of green that I never knew could exist in Mexico, I became overwhelmed with the beauty of this place we call home. And my heart slowed to the beat of contentment.
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