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- August 6th
 A winding road, dry grass bending with the breeze.
Stone underfoot, warm from the day.
A door opened—long ago, still open. We’ve come again. Vines stretch lazily over the hill,
olive trees whispering their promise for October.
The twist and turn of their trunks,
In harmony with everything around—
a mosaic of time and... Read the whole entry... »
Three glasses sat on the wooden table. Sunlight poured through them— soft, clear, simply lovely. I don’t know why they caught my attention.
Or what they were trying to say. But something about them—
the stillness,
the way the light held inside the glass,
the silence between them—
Reflection. 
 When I returned to France from California, where time didn’t wait for jet lag to pass. The days were full — intensely so — and yet, it’s in that fullness that I’m reminded why I do what I do. Some people fill their suitcases. Others fill containers.
Either way, when people come on a French la Vie, whether with a group, join in... Read the whole entry... »
 August 6th
 2025-08-06 11:00 UTC by Corey
To be aware is not just to see.
It is to hold the unbearable,
and still choose not to look away. Even when the world keeps turning.
Even when our hands are clean. Especially then 
 
 Lughnasadh, celebrated on August 1, is a Gaelic seasonal festival honoring the Celtic god Lugh. It’s the time of the first harvest of fruits and grains, and baking bread from those grains. Lugh is known for his blacksmithing, craftsmanship, warrior prowess – and his harp. He played the “three strains” of music for the spiritual and... Read the whole entry... »
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