It’s a paradox. How does one balance living in the now with preparing responsibly for the future? The key to this dilemma lies in the distinction between ‘worrying about the future,’ and ‘preparing for the future.’ The two concepts are not at all the same. Jonathan Lockwood Huie https://meanderingpassage.com//wp-content/uploads/images/2020/08/EBM-20170427121312.jpg What he said. :-)
https://meanderingpassage.com//wp-content/uploads/images/2020/06/EBM-20200612082240-750×1000.jpg “Terraformed” When something takes a path unintended I always try to understand the moment and look for potential. This photo was made with a totally different expectation for a final product than what you see here. A simple textured photo wash applied by random chance changed my perception and with it the development of…
Around years’ end, thoughts often turn to the events of the current year and the prospects for the upcoming one.
We’ve acquired our new home. We picked up the truck last week and this week we settled on a 39′ 5th Wheel RV trailer which is still being prepped. I’ve been researching and reading about RV living, towing and making the transition.
One lifetime can encompass a great deal of social, technological and environmental change. My late father, born in 1919, experienced both directly and indirectly four major wars, industrialization, the rise of the automobile in american society, man’s first visit to outer space and Earth’s moon, the birth of rock-and-roll, telecommunications,
“There is nothing so stable as change.” ~ Bob Dylan