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“We are so much stronger together. We all Have part of the answer.”
In celebration of our connection, under1000skies.org has a new icon: an old painting I did after hearing a story about oak trees.
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Photo by Antonio Doumas, Pixabay
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Photo by PicMonkey.com. Quote from ServiceSpace.org
Inspired by Mita Shah. How does your garden grow? I’d love to know.
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Photo “Diana’s Flowers” by Niki Flow
The theme for the month of May is “fear” and “love.” The theme for June will be “silence,” “listening,” “stillness,” and “sacred space.” If you have a favorite quote about any or all of those,, please let us know!
As always, we would love to feature your creative visions. When we show each other what we find beautiful, we get a glimpse into each others’ hearts. ♥.
May you find joy every day of your journey through life.
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☼ A “Giftivism” Initiative ☼
We are photographers,
writers, artists & advocates
serving and connecting
homeless creatives.
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Photo and poem by “mj” and used with permission. Thank you!
The theme for the month of January is “journey.” If you have a favorite quote or poem about “journey,” or the journey of life, please leave a comment!
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Photo “Solvitur ambulando – It is solved by walking” by Niki Flow. Inspired by Nicole Huguenin, Chief Dream Architect, Wild Dream Walks
#18* in the “Divine Feminine” series. In October and November we’ll be featuring quotes about, for and by women. Inspired by the Awakin.org call with Elle Luna, author The Crossroads of Should and Must. See also Aphrodite Emerges on Medium.com and “#the100dayproject” on Instagram. Nicole Huguenin is not only one of our Under1000Skies photo contributors, she is one of our city artist-pack distribution volunteers. The first time I read “solvitur ambulando” was during our shared KindSpring.org challenge, “The 1st Annual KindSpring Eowyn Challenge” in September 2015. The origin of the saying is lost in time, but if I had to guess, I would say it was first said by a Roman mother to her child who was too long indoors (or perhaps to all her family members). “Solvitur ambulando!” (It solved her problem, too.)