Sunday #Musings🦋
Reposted from @writers ❤️
— F Scott Fitzgerald
If I could caption the look she gave me about 10 minutes ago, “Momma, does she ever stop moving?” Abby took a quick nap after dinner and entered her Velociraptor session. Poor Chloe tried to help by almost inviting her to snuggle. Abby had other ideas and proceeded to nip at her leg, so Chloe moved to safer ground. Abby is cuttently enjoying some crate time, so us old Gals can get a break.
Puppy buts from this morning. These early morning cuddles are the best!
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No filter needed. Abby soaking up some couch snugs.
Reposted from @adventures_of_abby_the_gsp
Live your life
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Credit to @ted How do you bring about change? Despite all of the terrible things happening on and to our planet, we cannot make a difference until we are grounded, aware, and present, says Zen Buddhist nun @SisterTrueDedication. But how do you start? In her TED Talk, Sister True Dedication suggests asking yourself these 3 questions:
1) Who are you?
2) Where are you?
3) What do you want?
While these questions seem straightforward, they also serve a starting point for deeper thinking and connecting to our Earth, ourselves, and the challenges we face together. “The act of asking these three questions in the heart of our daily life, as we walk, will help us to wake up,” she says. “Life is short, and each one of us needs to identify and nurture our deepest aspiration, rekindle it if necessary and find a community of friends and allies who share the same dream.”
Want to learn more about how movement and mindfulness can help you build resilience? Visit the link in our bio to watch the full talk. PS — Tag someone in the comments who needs to hear this message today. ✨
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Just thinking about her today, wishing she was on this puppy adventure with us.
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I sometimes wonder if people assume that I’m “over” Elcie or that we moved forward too fast. But the reality is that I still miss her every day, and I think about her all the time. I still think I hear her in the middle of the night, I actually thought she walked by the doorway the other day. Her standard stop and sigh.
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There isn’t a getting over it. I’ve resolved myself to understand she’s part of our DNA, and we lost a limb. The phantom pain will be there forever.
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Missing you girl ❤️