Khalil Gibran…my very favorite.

Khalil Gibran…my very favorite.

He Magnificent Obsession by Lloyd C.Douglas

Deanne, Braiding Sweetgrass is a fantastic book. I think you would really enjoy reading it. Robin Wall Kimmerer is a member of the Potowatomie tribe, lives and teaches in upstate New York (I think). She has such an intimate relationship with nature and when she writes or speaks about nature’s creatures, she draws you in with her knowledge and her stories of Native American mythology. It is one of my most favorite books. I’ve listened to her speak online twice and I think you could find these online as well. Her other book, Gathering Moss gets lots less attention but I"ve started reading it and love it as well.

I love theses messages everyone. Thank you!
I love your honesty , your kindness and wow , what intelligent readers everyone is. Such good book recommendations here.
Thank you for watching, thank you for commenting.

I think cats mess with your things when they are bored, or irritated with you. ha

Nova Sky is such a great colour to have on hand

It’s wonderful how when you are hooking, your thought process comes through in your words, Deanne. Being a lifelong learner is so key to growing and creativity. Thanks for your openness and sharing!

The Salt Path and The Wild Silence by Raynor Winn. Beautiful true-life stories of resilience, love and connecting spirit with nature.

Atlas Shrugged pushed me to determine my university studies.
Educated convinced me I was not insane. There were/are toxic peoples in my life.

Making a Life. by Melanie Falick. Working by hand & discovering the life you are meant to live

A quote from the book Echo by Pam Munoz Ryan has really stuck with me for years… “Your fate is not yet sealed. Even in the darkest night, a star will shine, a bell will chime, a path will be revealed.”

Writing down the Bones Natalie Goldberg

Roughing it in the Bush by Susanna Moodie

A Gift from the Sea by Anne Morrow Lindbergh

The Dictionary!

Makoto Fujimura. REFRACTIONS
A journey of faith, art and culture

The Child’s Garden of Verse. It made me appreciate poetry and reading and visualizing

I am reading Meryl Cook’s book now. It is inspiring.

Atlas Shrugged
Educated

A Year in the World Frances Mayes and of course the bible! Rev. Karen

Thinking with the Right Side of Your Brain

Thinking with the Right Side of Your Brain

Loving your podcasts with Jeanne!

Early this morning, 3:30am, I listened to the first Inspiration lesson. I was so taken back buy how much I was transformed by your beautiful words, your confidence & knowledge. I hooked along with you & I truly felt like an artist. I can’t wait for the next one.

Lynn from Red Deer Alberta, snowed last night

How’s the hollyhock rug coming, Joe?

love you Deanne

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