Go immediately to this site and watch this joyful video (it's making its way around the Web, but the highest quality version is at the home site, plus a journal, outtakes, and other fun stuff). Thanks to Joanna for sharing it (you've been the inspiration resource deluxe this week!) -- it made me laugh and cry and feel very hopeful today. I have a little quote taped to my computer monitor that was in a catalogue of products from around the world. The company owners wrote: "Contrary to what you might see on TV, the world, in our experience, is generally a happy place, and the people here are almost universally likeable." This little video sure confirms that!
Why is this a blogue?
- Why is this a blogue, not a blog? It’s just an old-fashioned touch that harkens back to less-hurried (and harried) times, when a letter took a while to get delivered, and a reply took a while longer. When books were savored for their precious rarity. When news came in slowly for the most part and could be thoughtfully considered. A rapid-fire flow of constant info-junk tends to make me twitchy. When you visit my blogue, I invite you to take a nice deep breath, absorb things a little at a time, wander in a serendipitous fashion, and generally remember that even in the ultra-speedy world of the Internet, you control the pace of your life.
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July 04, 2008
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Tarot Card of the Week
- Moon
When the planet turns its face toward the dark, our nocturnal nature draws us out into the realm of Moon. This is a dominion of dreams that we explore with our senses fully awake. The subconscious spills into consciousness, allowing us to see what is not revealed by sight alone. Strange sounds come to our ears, intoxicating perfumes reach our noses, things appear that only emerge in darkness. We creep softly, following our moonshadows over the colorless world.
This card is Moon, from my Mystical Cats Tarot, illustrated by Mickie Mueller. Click the image for a larger version.
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