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Gratefulness
The world exists just fine without our appreciation. It is not for us that the dandelions bloom in tides of yellow
across the valley floor. Not for us that the elk stream in a slow brown current before disappearing into Englemann spruce.
And then there are the tiny empires of grasshoppers, ants and bees— and the underground realms of prairie dogs
and worms and rhizomes and moles— intricate and entirely oblivious to praise. And still, this drive toward gratitude.
Still this tug to pull over the car and marvel, this impulse to offer the world our attention, as if being very still and alert is as vital
to the moment as scurry and swerve, scamper and stride. Perhaps it is.
Posted by kind permission of Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer.
More than the fuchsia funnels breaking out of the crabapple tree, more than the neighbor’s…
What would you do if you really knew that life was wanting to sing through…
Thank you for this day made of wind and rain and sun and the scent…
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