Life is Like a Puzzle

Tree Silhouettes

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https://www.maderaplasticabarahona.com/contactos/ “Spring passes and one remembers one’s innocence.
Summer passes and one remembers one’s exuberance.
Autumn passes and one remembers one’s reverence.
Winter passes and one remembers one’s perseverance.”
~ Yoko Ono

Buy Tramadol 100 Mg Online On my month-long break from the Southwest, I returned to Wisconsin’s winter, and discovered this year’s snow season felt more brutal than in the past. The nearly two feet of snow that fell during the earlier part of my visit has had no opportunity to melt. The snow is as deep as the day it fell, though it has been swept aside from walks and roads to make it more manageable for travel.

Order Ultram Online Even so, my outdoor explorations were limited to walks around the neighborhood and a few sojourns by car. There is no such thing — for me — as a wander in a forest or a tramp through a field or prairie if I have to plow through depths of snow with each step I take.

follow url And so the photos have been few. They all fall into a single category – trees in snowy winter. I do love the trees in winter, the branches exposed, the skeletal trunks and limbs showing the soul of the tree. Even the conifers have a minimalist feel to them.

source url This morning’s sunrise  – I’m watching it as I write – will be my last in wintry Wisconsin for quite a while. It’s a pale sunrise this morning, as if the cold has frozen the rays into a cool white light.

Xanax Buy Without Prescription The snow is a beautiful sight from my windows, but I miss being in the middle of nature, in the midst of the weather and the breezes, tramping on the land.

Buy Tramadol 100 Mg Online There is much I miss when I am away from Wisconsin and living in the Tucson area. There is much I miss when I am away from Arizona and living in Wisconsin.  Life is rather like a puzzle — you fit the tiny pieces in as you find them, not sure of the big picture. Each day is a new puzzle piece, and they all fit together to make one huge whopping, incredible, messy life.

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watch Bo Mackison is a photographer and owner of Seeded Earth Studio LLC. Tomorrow is a transition day – travel, comings and goings, many opportunities ahead. Keeping my eyes open in anticipation.

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  1. https://www.leoosborne.com/original-sculptures-x/ What a great line, “I do love the trees in winter, the branches exposed, the skeletal trunks and limbs showing the soul of the tree.”

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  2. I love the image and commentary. Enjoy AZ

  3. Beautiful image. The blue at top and bottom help hold it together and provide lovely textures.

  4. So true about life. Always a puzzle…And what a gorgeous image!

  5. True, true. As always, I adore your prose. I can SEE the “cold freezing the sun’s rays into a cool white light.” Indeed.

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