Your fairy is called Columbine Icedancer
She is a bone chilling bringer of justice for the vulnerable.
She lives in mushroom fields and quiet meadows.
She is only seen when the bees swarm and the crickets chirrup.
She wears lilac and purple like columbine flowers. She has icy blue butterfly wings.
Thanks for the sunday sermon :) I was missing it!!
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ReplyDeleteI HAVE to see this movie. I heart Jeff.
I am pretty sure you were talking to me, because I have a huge ego-so thanks for that. in all seriousness, this is so great-keep on, indeed.
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ReplyDeleteYou're not the only one who wants to live in Lloyd! Mrs Moon should get paid by the Chamber of Commerce for making Lloyd look like such a picturesque town!
ReplyDeletePraise the Lord, and pass the collection plate!
ReplyDeleteAmen. Thank you. (How did you know?)
ReplyDeleteI was thinking this evening as I was feeding my chickens some shrimp shells that one of the reasons I love them so much is that they brought us together. I am not kidding you one bit. Somehow you are here, too, Michelle. Is that okay?
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh Michelle, this post made me all giddy. First off I was thrilled to see your porch, holy gorgeous, wonderful, happy. Those plants, the gauzy curtains, the pink banister, all these delicious colors. Had me smiling and my heart feeling lighter before I even started reading. Then the Lloyd thing was just so damn funny and took me by surprise. For a minute I was like wait, where am I? I love that. Yes, you're right probably about our wishes to be someone else. I loved this sermon and prayer and help. Beautiful and wise and lovely. Thank you......
ReplyDeleteThis made me laugh and smile and want to get in a big group hug. And I generally am not a group hug kind of girl.
ReplyDeleteLove to you --
AMEN and i'm in for the group hug
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely movie that was
This post was awesome. You are definitely my idol. My idol of cool.
ReplyDeleteLove you!
Your porch is amazing. That is all.
ReplyDeleteYou know I sen all my love love love LOVE to you my sweet, beautiful yogini sista. (btw- I am writing the newsletter right now with the Kim story-) Hang in there lady. Inhale...exhale...repeat.
ReplyDeleteI loved it so much that I sent a link to dear Lulumarie before I even READ it, because I think some of us might have been (really) separated at birth. Really.
ReplyDeleteWalking on the beach this evening in search of equanimity, I was thinking of you and Ms. Moon and others in this space whose power and marvelousness and bravery - in the Hemingway sense of the word - CONTINUALLY inspire me. Really.
Love, love, love.
Amen! Well said.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad Angie linked me to you ~ our houses are twins, but yours is the prettier one ~ mine has only one shade of lavender on the trim! What a fabulous post ~ I'm happy to meet you!
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