Time, wondrous time (in Vermont on a press trip).
Peak life experience today on the fall edible plants walking tour (+ forest picnic) at the New York Botanical Garden.
Sunny solo interlude in a day bookended with convivial delight.
“So when thinking function is inferior, somebody can often discover that they have very deep, unconventional, unstructured thoughts, which feel very innovative, very original, and they also can be tinged with a sense of wholeness. Because it’s coming from the original matrix of the unconscious. So, this is very true for me, and I notice it, even when I listen to the podcast, that when I’m verbalizing what I’m thinking, often I’m digressive and I’m in circles and spirals and exploring, and I’ve often been told by listeners that sometimes they’re interested in what I’m saying because it IS unconventional. It doesn’t sound like the expected party line around one thing or another, and I experience that when I’m thinking about something and I’m kind of fishing around inside myself. Wouldn’t want to make a living at being a thinker, but it absolutely informs that part of my personality.”
— Joseph Lee on This Jungian Life
Communing with basil plant in the front garden. This may have been the first time a scent has ever made me cry.
Savoring by the seashore
Hello!!
Three morning bevs
It’s bliss
Into the woods mouth of hell
I showed the usher my ticket and she says, “Oh, you’re sitting in my favorite seat.” And I just assumed that she says that to everyone until I saw…
sweet bitter relief
New rule: No more taking pictures of garbage on the ground if you’re not going to pick it up!!! I did go back for this one.