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  1. Fishing Boats, Calm Sea, Claude Monet

    I have avoided posting Monet and Van Gogh because it's like listening to The Beatles or Bob Marley or something. Everyone likes this because it's good and what else is there that's good?

    This is one I didn't recognize immediately as Monet, he was very productive, why don't you take a day off, Claude? 😆

    I've seen some pieces that I thought weren't as strong as others but it seems like he really "gets it", most of his art has a quality that feels right, that seems like he captured something worth capturing, and that he captured the right parts about it.

    If I had time to get good at painting (maybe someday), I don't think I would paint in this genre but I enjoy it. I think I have things to express, he doesn't seem to be trying to express anything other than maybe appreciation for the everyday beauty of the world? Good job Monet. Break time, sheesh. Save some paint for the rest of us.😁

    #art #monet #productivity #seaside #boats #naturalBeauty #everydayLife #light #life #love #calm #impressionism

  2. I searched everywhere for the outdoor weather station sensor and just couldn’t find it. A friend suggested I think of it as an adventure, but I was mostly frustrated.

    In the end, it became another reminder of all the little things I can no longer ask Dad. Finding the sensor brought some relief, but it also made me realize how much I still miss being able to turn to him for answers.

    #GriefJourney #Remembering #LifeReflections #Family #EverydayLife

  3. A Day in the Life at Duffney’s Bird Barn

    How I balance a remote career, homesteading, crochet, writing, and motherhood—one day at a time. People often ask me how I find time to do everything. Honestly... Some days I wonder the same thing. The weeds don't always get pulled. The laundry doesn't always get folded. The dishes aren't always done when I want them to be. Some crochet projects take longer than I planned, and there are days when my to-do list is still staring back at me when it's time for bed. I've learned that's […]

    duffneysbirdbarn.wordpress.com

  4. A small café scene undergoes reduction: under epoché, the ordinary arrangement of a morning table is bracketed, released from every positing of use or existence. Before any project gathers them, these things remain in releasement, a field of appearances freed from claim or task, where even the simplest objects begin to show themselves otherwise.

    medium.com/the-poets-corner/th

    #philosophy #poetry #freeverse #Heidegger #everydaylife