Spring morning in the garden

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This is for those of you who might start to miss the sights and sounds around the cabin - and for those of you who find it difficult to get into nature... Hopefully, I will post images or videos regularly. This is a public blog, so please feel free to share a link with anyone you think may appreciate it.

Stay well everyone, and keep looking for the opportunity for growth in whatever situation you may encounter.



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  1. UnknownMarch 25, 2020 at 5:58 PM

    Thanks for the video Nick. We might be living in what could be perceived as an introvert's world right now, but due to the nature of my job I am still being forced to operate out of my inferior and still under-developed extrovert function (at least in my professional life) while my more dominant introvert is sulking in the corner because it wants to enjoy self-isolation 24/7. This video is a refreshing reminder of how much more important it is to remain centred during this time of uncertainty. When I come off night shift tomorrow I'm taking my introvert into my garden to listen to the birdsong and let my imagination run free. It will be truly glorious!

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  2. UnknownMarch 28, 2020 at 1:58 AM

    Thank you for leaving a comment "Unknown" - I hope you get to spend many more mornings sitting in the garden listening to the birdsong....

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