June 6

I'm chewing on a grass stem as you gently brush a few cedar needles from your hair. The birds are singing as the night sounds begin . It's good to rest here now as we quietly sit in the sacred place thinking about all that we have accomplished so far in our effort of the heart. There will be so much more to come! I promise to add more tomorrow...

( We have a new language to learn for starters! The book hasn't arrived yet though. I was out late in the Grove scything grass. I was going to spray but ended up getting up there a bit late. The water has come down enough so that regular boots are enough although your pants and feet get a bit wet. I'm feeling a bit better, although the flu or whatever it was still is there a little bit. The lighting is beautiful toward the end of the day, a golden orange red glow that is hard to get on the camera although I tried to share it with you as best I could. Isn't the medlar tree neat? And we have seen it for the first time together, this native tree that you will be taking care of with me. It has a very long history on the European continent. There will be a lot to do this summer and time will pass quickly that's for sure! I will share all the happenings with you of course. While we are here at the solstice place though there is something we can do that is sort of special. We are facing toward the sunset. And since that is your mirror, even though we are travelling two as one, you will be able to look at me as I write here or work in the Grove ( I can see you quite clearly in my mind now as I type!) We'll try that next week. It's going to be a big day of work in the Grove tomorrow if it isn't raining. I'm going to try to get more done on a Windhorse project which continues with firm commitment as you know well of course! The warm and bright future day is a whole week closer and we have a lot to look forward to. And each day, I spin a little more thread for your loom so you needn't worry a bit! I'd better rest now of course.


	Through My Eyes Friday June 6 I'm chewing on a grass stem as you gently brush a few cedar needles from your hair. The birds are singing as the night sounds begin . It's good to rest here now as we quietly sit in the sacred place thinking about all that we have accomplished so far in our effort of the heart. There will be so much more to come! I promise to add more tomorrow... (please click here to read of the day with me! ) (the prayer for truth song with all that it means to us.* Gentle one, I will never give up on what it stands for) ( We have a new language to learn for starters! The book hasn't arrived yet though. I was out late in the Grove scything grass. I was going to spray but ended up getting up there a bit late. The water has come down enough so that regular boots are enough although your pants and feet get a bit wet. I'm feeling a bit better, although the flu or whatever it was still is there a little bit. The lighting is beautiful toward the end of the day, a golden orange red glow that is hard to get on the camera although I tried to share it with you as best I could. Isn't the medlar tree neat? And we have seen it for the first time together, this native tree that you will be taking care of with me. It has a very long history on the European continent. There will be a lot to do this summer and time will pass quickly that's for sure! I will share all the happenings with you of course. While we are here at the solstice place though there is something we can do that is sort of special. We are facing toward the sunset. And since that is your mirror, even though we are travelling two as one, you will be able to look at me as I write here or work in the Grove ( I can see you quite clearly in my mind now as I type!) We'll try that next week. It's going to be a big day of work in the Grove tomorrow if it isn't raining. I'm going to try to get more done on a Windhorse project which continues with firm commitment as you know well of course! The warm and bright future day is a whole week closer and we have a lot to look forward to. And each day, I spin a little more thread for your loom so you needn't worry a bit! I'd better rest now of course. And so, as always we'll continue two as one on to tomorrow my one gentle beautiful patient dream bright long dark mane in sunlight so for now I bid goodnight!) ( please see my progress)