blue skies & sunshine

Tuesday, March 25, 2008


gerbera daisies in my sunny office window yesterday

I started to read Eckart Tolle's New Earth in earnest last night. I decided to skip Chapter 1 and begin with Chapter 2. For some reason Chapter 1 just seemed too big for me, too broad. I think maybe I'm finally ready for this book, actually I think I need this book, I think it will help me. I've also downloaded Oprah's web cast video's and I think it's time to begin the course ... it just seemed all too much for me a few weeks ago ... but I think now may be the perfect time.

I am grateful for blue skies and sunshine and for Miss Winnie Dixon, my scraggly black dog, these last few months I would be so lost without her.

I am grateful for the love and companionship of my big red lug dog ... Jake. My love for him continues to overwhelm me, he was my strength and now I have to be kind and gentle with myself as I build my strength again.

4 comments:

  1. That looks like a great book...keep me posted.

    I love the name "Miss Winnie Dixon"!! Yes, maybe Jake and Ralph are enjoying each other's company in doggie heaven!

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  2. What lovely brightly coloured gerberas.... look so spring like in spite of the weather still being wintery. It is a bit early for spring in most parts of Canada yet.
    Oh, well, always plenty to do indoors to keep occupied......

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  3. Such lovely flowers, I have pink gerberas on a countertop at home. Glad you're feeling more optimistic, blue skies and sunshine definitely help. Hugs and smiles to all at 29 Black Street.

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  4. I do think gerberas are perfect. They come in such great bright vivid colours. There isn't a more cheery flower.

    Have had a sad (but productive thankfully) day today, It's cold here still but it's bright and sunny and it feels like spring and I feel lost to be beginning a new season without Jake. I miss him, his big ol' goofy self.

    Just when I begin to think the worst is finally over a giant gush of sadness and aching washes over me. I loved him, love him still so much. It's true that you never really know the extent of that kind of love until the object of that love is gone.

    I appreciate being able to be as sad as I need to be, here, on this blog, my blog, here with of all of you. This is a loss that can't be gotten over quickly, and it's important to me that I feel it, all of it.

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