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Come Outside & Play

 

It's a beautiful day.

Time to go outside and play.

Don't stay in the house feeling glum.

Come outside and have some fun.

It makes no difference what you do.

When your outside you can't be blue.

It's 20 above. Not 20 below.

A perfect day to play in the snow.

You could go fishing on Antelope Lake.

A big walleye you might take.

Go on a snow machine ride,

or over the snow your ski's could glide.

Just have fun, whatever you do.

When you come back in,

Your spirit will be renewed.

Turn the page Tuesday/ The Light at the End of the World

                2013 starts off the with turn the page Tuesday.
         I just finished "The Light at the End of the World" by Lorraine Dopson. I picked this book up at a thrift shop and it has been sitting on my shelf for quiet awhile. Looking at the back I realized the author a counselor, artist and writer lives in Bismark approximately 100 miles south of our farm. Perhaps I will meet her someday? This is a fascinating book and one of the best I have ever read.

"We danced in the night until we became the night, our feet kicking up stars"
 Thistle's words could have been spoken by any of those around her, the people of the Mother, a peaceful folk roaming Europe's windswept plains. For this is the time of the Great Mother, a primal period in which humans experience themselves as part of a group, not as separate beings. But around 10,000 B.C., some among them sense a warning of change.

Through no more than a child, Thistle ponders her elders words and ways. Puzzling images soon come to her as well, forcing her to set out on a journey for the truth. Her path takes her to to the camp of the Arn, yellow haired giants with eyes like the sea, then leads her through loss and loneliness to the terrifying realization that will change her life forever.

 The Light at the End of the World is not only Thistle's story. It is the tale of all who lived at the end of the last Ice Age, an era remembered in myth as the time "when sky made war on earth" taking our ancestors to the threshold of catastrophe. And perhaps it is our story as well. In the turbulent decades that await us, our challenges are the same: to align ourselves with love rather than fear and to remember that everywhere we walk is sacred ground.

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