Comments on: Finding Peace In This Moment

By: Suki Zoe

Suki Zoe — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 11:04:54 +0000

Thank you Amy! This is relevant for so many of us who work in cities & yet thrive best in quiet/wide open spaces/clear skies..

By: cheryl

cheryl — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 21:18:54 +0000

kriss Carr,
my daughter lives with the same cancer. EHE , she is 13 this aug. and was found in aug of 2008 last year at the age of 12. has had a liver transplant 19 weeks ago . she feels so alone due to the rare of this cancer . If you can help please contact us. thanks

By: Judy Dixon Gabaldon

Judy Dixon Gabaldon — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 20:07:52 +0000

So true, Amy. As a child, I loved to lie in the forest behind our house, and look up at the sky, through the trees. I don’t do things like that anymore. I live in the desert, which has its own natural beauty and serenity. I love the sunsets and all the stars that you can see at night…thanks for sharing..good points. And thanks, Kris (Carr) for posting this on Facebook.

By: callie

callie — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 18:46:06 +0000

Oh are you ever right. I just bought a house in the country and you know what sold me.. I could take my shoes off and walk from my back door for 1/2 an acre on St. Augustine grass. I loved the house. I adore the yard. It is in the country it is my peace of heaven. For years now when I take a break from my hectic hectic life it has been to visit this blog or head to the park that I love.. but now I will own the park.. or my little peace of it. The point being that if we just step outside ourselves and head to the nearest sanctuary of green, or a beautiful skyline or just walk the sidewalks it can all be a meditaion on peace. We can carve out our peace here where we are. Thank you so much for writing this.. I always love your writing and this is no exception. Peas and Carrots. Callie