“To live is to be slowly born.”


Antoine de Saint-Exupery

Sunflower Seeds

Celebrating Everyday Spirituality

“Boo-tiful” or Beautiful

My home is situated on roads lined with the most colorful trees in Whitehouse, Ohio. Looking out my window or walking or driving down the road provides a panorama of spectacular colors. But not this year. My throat doesn’t catch in an intake of surprise. Rather I feel disappointed at the drab, dry red leaves. The trees don’t jump out at me with amazement and delight. I miss the trees’ “Boo!” Are they tired of the game?

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  1. I think the colors are just on the slow train this year. Every day sees improvement around my area. Hang in there. The reds are coming.

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