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"Man is belief expressed" wrote Phineas Quimby.  I believe that is true because I was until today the expression of my belief that winter will always be winter and life is winter and all things are winter and winter is the way of being.   But!  I did at the same time think down in the deep recesses of my mind and heart that Spring was not stricken and slain down for eternity and that it would one day rise again!  And so I am a man who is expressly living in Springtime!  :)   Yes, the Mighty Chinook has flown into Alberta, finally!  Apparently the warm air of the season was held up at the warmport and warmth is NOT dead!  Warmth has risen again!  Warmth is alive!  I giggled like an open-mouthed upward-gazing simpleton today as a typically annoying bug of some flying sort buzzed in and out of my face incessantly.  Normally I'd take a baseball bat to such an annoyance.  But not today!  No, "kind and buzzy little bug, oh nice little bug, oh how nice you are on my eyeball, on my nosehair, inside my ear...ohhhhh, you nice little fly bug, nice buggie"......:)

It is Shangrila here with bugs and warmth and buds and less, much much less, clothing!  It's a miracle! Winter has ended!! It's a miracle! I can see!... green grass!  I can hear!...a bounty of birds!  I can breathe...out! without seeing my breath!!!!! It's a miracle!!

Okay, okay, so I'm a little excited, yes!  But wow, that was a long long long long long long long long..long winter!  

To be honest I'm not quite sure I actually believe it's happened.  I may still only be dreaming.   But good things are awakening so I'm sure it's not a dream.

I read a quote today:  "Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished"   Some day I'm going to get me a schedule like Nature :)  I actually read that quote years ago and I recall how I used to think of Nature as the trees and mountains and sky and plants and animals.  Yet my own self is Nature, since it is organic in its own nature, and feeds off of the nature of the land, the environment it's in.  It beats a heart and processes billions of processes all at once, and silently, and ceaselessly, even when I sleep.  It makes me smile that we never think about nature as ourselves, only something outside of us. :)
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IceCreamHime's avatar
I actually usually think of nature as atoms and such. ...Maybe it's because at school we don't call the subject science "science". We call it "naturfag" (that doesn't sound good...) which means nature subject, or something like that.