Edward, Times Change
The clock shop smells of old wood and brass. A shaft of hallway light cuts through the crowded clocks, reflecting off their glass and polished cases. Edward pauses, remembering…
Their Changing Nature
“When you see that there’s nothing stable or substantial you can rely on, you’ll feel wearied and disenchanted. Being disenchanted doesn’t mean you’re averse though. The mind is clear. It sees that there’s nothing to be done to remedy this state of affairs, it’s just the way the world is. Knowing in this way, you…
Along the way, 78
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. :-)
Terraformed
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…
Reflections upon another year
Around years’ end, thoughts often turn to the events of the current year and the prospects for the upcoming one.
Ending the old and beginning the new
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.
