I was reading up blogs written by farmers and farming families around the world. Then I came across this very beautiful video on Life in the Prairie State.

 

 

Attributed to Thomas Moore and sung by Cathie Ryan, this song is entitled “Pretty Maid Milking Her Cow”

For the children, a break in the monotony of schooldays

Rhiana	And brothers	Aiman learns to swim

“I played hide and seek, and…”

In all the years that I have surfed the Net, Susannah holds the distinction of writing the most memorable self-descrption ever. Roam this creative, sensitive astrologer’s blogs from this point.

Here’s a very interesting project that I would like to emulate someday. Thanks and congrats to Kira Cares and Kristi who passionately blogs about it .

A butterfly on my dress Is what I like best And to go out on a Sunday For lunch at The Subway From food to fashion a mess

Suddenly found myself travelling through these beautiful foothills, viewing the same sunset I had seen as a schoolboy

  

This is the flip side of How Do You Eat.

 

 

How to read characters from the way people eat.

“Every path we choose, every road we travel, will eventually lead us to the place we are supposed to be.” These words of wisdom came from The Wordsmith Extraordinaire Blog.
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The Mysticism of Sound - The Sufi Message of Hazrat Inayat Khan

What appears frivolous and speculative at a glance, reveals a deep and unified message when savored slowly, one small chunk at a time. Swirl it your mouth, let its odors rise to your mind.

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I remember watching a BBC TV Series and being enthralled by the hidden beauty of Central Asia and their people who live with a free spirit under the open skies and in the open fields. Today I came upon this website that I would like to share. A bit of news and politics but the occasional photographs are worth the visit.

I enjoy reading and participating on Yahoo! Answers because there are always some interesting questions and answers being posted. Many of these interesting questions/ answers demonstrate how differently we perceive the world that we live in, or how different are our own individual worlds although we live in the same one.

Here's the most interesting question I've read this year. A fifteen year old girl and her brother are waiting at home for their mother. She had been gone for too long, which is unlike her, and she had not called home. The girl is anxious and does not know what to do. She turns to the Internet and Yahoo! Answers for help. Read her question.

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A Scientist's Defense of Water Worship

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At 3:30 in the morning, there was only the Rain and the Goddess. I listened to both, one falling in torrents in the absolute silence and darkness, one speaking into my ear... from a poetic diary, WindWalking, which I found while searching for Goddess of Silence

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I can't remember the last time I read a story that touched me profoundly. I've seen touching movies, listened to touching songs, seen a few touching photographs lately (I was keen in photo-journalism as a student) and I've met people whose life stories are profoundly touching, but I can't remember the last time I read anything really touching. Not even a poem or a haiku.

Today, I read this story on WeBook.com. I don't know whether it is a true story or not. It is so touching that I can only hope it is not true. The shock and the hope that comes with it reverberates and lingers on like the chimes of a big bell long after I've read the story. I hope it's not true.

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Some of photos here are so ethereal (like the one below) that one is reminded that despite the mundane life we lead, the existence of this universe is still a magical phenomena




Written in poetic prose and filled with an innocent spirit of awe and adventure, In Search of The Wildflower is an inspiring and refreshing blog to read. I would like to share it's goodness with you.

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