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walking on
In grief, all we can do is take notes and learn as we go, keep walking through the damage—talk and share and create as we speak—and stay at it, try to make something of it, our loss, and find new meaning in that.
(excerpt from Willower: Rewriting Life After Unimaginable Loss: Chapter 9. Migrating)
a feather
While out walking this morning, this tiny feather floated down right in front of me, almost on my nose.
In her book, The Meaning of Feathers, Nicole Suzanne Brown writes that seeing a feather fall from the sky means you’re being asked to pay attention to the world around you. A feather that falls toward you is a reminder that you don’t have control over every situation.
(excerpt from Willower: Rewriting Life After Unimaginable Loss: Chapter 6. Searching)
keep going
I thought this looked interesting: 99walks.fit, a website dedicated to empowering women through community, connection and walking. Their blog is called Keep Going Blog. Great name, right?
Keep going, willower.
I’ll be back soon.
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