I baked up a pan of Blueberry Oatmeal Bars, Pete steeped up quarts of Nettle and Oatstraw infusions and on the morning of the New Moon in Leo we headed to The Muliwai.
Our friends Angie Hart and Maria
Many feathered ancestors
The flowing outgo of the tide
Hopi Fay and JC May sipped infusions in jars, and ate the yummy blueberry bars.
We played in the tide, and released ... the fears, the no-longer neededs
Safe Passage Vardo for Two and Pete and Moki
and then, the old woman with the stick fell asleep for a little snooze.
Mahalo nui loa. Thank you so much. We had so much fun, too! Amama ua noa. The prayer is released.
Our friends Angie Hart and Maria
Many feathered ancestors
The flowing outgo of the tide
Hopi Fay and JC May sipped infusions in jars, and ate the yummy blueberry bars.
We played in the tide, and released ... the fears, the no-longer neededs
Got into the flow
And as the tide began her return, I took my stick and drew our wish and intention:Safe Passage Vardo for Two and Pete and Moki
and then, the old woman with the stick fell asleep for a little snooze.
well, the flock we saw, the ones in the picture i think is the flock of pelicans from deer lagoon...
ReplyDeletelove the pics, loved the connection with my sister and brother and the mother ocean
ReplyDeleteWe loved being with you, and yes, the flock was probably those pelicans. Angie spotted them later in the morning and named them because of the way the flew ... such a treat, such fun, too!!
ReplyDeleteYou look so sweet and peaceful in repose.
ReplyDeleteRest is good, naps a treat.
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