What’s her name? Simple question from mother to son – recognizing the love-lifted joy of his countenance. I cannot tell, said he, you’ll ask too many questions. Do I know her? No, Mom, she’s Somali. And Muslim. I felt my whiteness and all its privilege slap me, stumbled Of course she is welcome, of course […]
Even as we let go of that which no longer serves our hearts grow wings. ***** I am venturing into new territory, and have established a virtual store front with Society6: KnutsonKreations. I would love it if you’d check me out. Society6 is offering an Artist Promotion through to Thursday, February 21 at midnight – […]
Lethargic, you say – it is the moon’s withdrawal that compels this wane – the current that runs between defying gravity, depleting – no sense in fighting such elemental flow – total submission is key. (Written for Reena’s Exploration Challenge: moon; Ragtag Community’s: key; and Fandango’s: lethargic.)
I love the pink birds…aspoonbills? Interesting name. I never heard of them before. 🙂
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Roseate spoonbills. I think they are only in a few areas. Beautiful colour, funny looking up close
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Great shots.
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Thank you!
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Gorgeous views! Your daughter is lucky to have that landscape to see out the window.
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Yes- it’s a beautiful view. Thanks
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Nice to be able to share in this.
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It is! Thanks
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Ooh VJ, love those pink birds. Are they flamingos???
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They are Roseate aspoonbills. Thanks
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Aha, we have them here as well now. I think due to climate change.
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Maybe. They were endangered at one point, but I believe coming back in numbers.
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