My gift to my mother on her 50th birthday was a fountain pen, and shortly after her death her partner Dirk returned it to me, saying that it seemed appropriate for me to have it. I was deeply grateful for this thoughtful gesture, as I had not yet thought of the pen myself, and it … More The Dance of Life and Death
I have found myself in something of a haze again recently, unable to structure coherent thoughts, let alone articulate them, although an enormous amount has been happening in various aspects of my life, including returning to work today for the first time in a quarter of a year – a significant milestone on the road … More Blueberry Cheesecake Comfort
‘White is the color of the new, the pure, the pristine. It is also the color of soul free of the body, of spirit unencumbered by the physical. It is the color of the essential nourishment, mother’s milk. Conversely, it is the color of the dead, of things which have lost their rosiness, their flush … More London Snow
Posting old photos using various camera phones taken during my travels. filtering in black and white (obviously) and currently focusing on usa parks
A voice to the voiceless
There is more than one world in this Eastern Cape town
Food // Travel // Lifestyle
Home of Lukas Kondraciuk Photography
"We don't see things as they are... We see things as we are."
Meditation: Knowing your inner nature
Dr. Andrea Dinardo, Ph.D. Psychology
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Life, Inspiration & Motivation
Photoblog of Joshi Daniel
EXPLORING LIFE
Happily Ever After
I have Malignant Melanoma, my son had Testicular Cancer
Seven Tools for Unleashing Your Creative Self and Transforming Your Life
Healing the world through the power of running.
Laurel's Reflections 