SAY SOMETHING by Peter Reynolds

 As long as it's from your heart...

Brilliant idea.... SAY SOMETHING with...
Confidence
Doesn't need to be perfect...
Empty lot... SAY SOMETHING by planting a seed and watching it bloom.

Follow your heart ❤️ 
GO AHEAD... it doesn't need to be perfect

Happy to be back in the library with these treasures

If you see someone lonely SAY SOMETHING ... by...
Just by being there for them. Inspire others to do the same.

Keep saying what is in your heart... and you will find someone who listens. 

Keep saying it... and you may be surprised to find the whole world...

Listening....

Onward

Powerful words can be a whisper.

Quietly say something to the stars, to the Universe. [And to the Creator]

Ready to change the world? 

Together we can. The world needs your voice.

Understanding

Voice

With a poem: "painted meadow splashed with rainbows"

eXpostulate : eXpress strong disapproval or disagreement.

"You made me feel invisible. That really hurt. I'm really sorry. "

Back to the library...

Ariadne Unraveled: A Mythic Retelling

Books of all kinds are Calling my name
Dad would get a kick out of this combo

Eddie Rabbit's "I Don't Know Where to Start" brought back some 40 year old memories...

Friday afternoons off now - Fun!

"Good couch" and "Have you ever heard of a coaster?" ~ NetFlix movie Just Like Heaven

"Hell of a View" by Eric Church song right after I took this picture from my parking spot

Just Like Heaven staring Reese Witherspoon and Mark Ruffalo

Katie Melua's song "Just Like Heaven" listen 🎶 here 

Library books from the children's area, 📚 like this one

 found this gem in an Old journal

Peony from Mom's 

"Reason to Believe" by Bruce Springsteen live in 1984

"Secret Garden" by Bruce Springsteen listen 🎶 here

Trees and more trees

Zenobia Neil (author of "A" above) was born with a shock of red hair and named after an ancient warrior woman who fought against the Romans. In college, she studied Ancient Greece, Voodoo, and world mythology. She writes historical fantasy about the mythic past and Greek and Roman gods having too much fun.

End of May 2022

"After the sharp pain came peace." ~ May 28 essay Simple Abundance by Sarah BanBreathnach 

Boyar: a member of the old aristocracy in Russia, next in rank to a prince. May 28 entry of Jonathan HARKER'S JOURNAL

Calèche: a light low-wheeled carriage with a removable folding hood from Dracula 

Dramatic Reading of full audiobook

Enjoyed sharing ice cream sundaes with Aunt Joan  and reading this little gem...

Flower Lover and the Fairies 

Gaslighting: manipulating someone into questioning their own sanity.

Healing ... restoration of body, soul, and spirit 

Jesus said that because of His name God will recognize and respond to our prayers.  What a great challenge and invitation- to pray in His name!

Kim and Lynette  

"Languorous ecstasy" Dracula: May 16 Hold on a minute, you're telling me Dracula has roommates

Maligned: speak about (someone) in a spitefully critical manner. Martha finds herself maligned by the very establishment she loved and criticized. Gaslit. episode 1 

"Normalize being THIS happy 

Obeisance: a movement of the body made in token of respect or submission : bow Bram Stoker, Dracula, 1897

Putting together our new bookshelf and found this label from:

Ranuculus caught my eye one a walk last weekend - see "V" below

Stone-mullioned: Mullions are the vertical stones that separate the 'window lights' and offer a multi-light window the look and feel of a traditional building. The mullion is also used as support to heads and is therefore a load-bearing stone. another of the new words to me from listening/reading Dracula

“There is a reason that all things are as they are, and did you see with my eyes and know with my knowledge, you would perhaps better understand.” ~ May 7 entry for Bram Stoker's Dracula, 1897

"Unquestioned Revelation" May 28 My Utmost for His Highest

Velvet Sun Flower Farm

What a fun find on one of our walks around our new neighborhood!

WilcoX Park, Westerly

Yoga in the park 29 May 22

Zest Bakery - I suppose it's a good thing I didn't go to yoga Saturday morning at the Velvet Mill ;)