One of the cool things about art is that it speaks to you differently depending on what’s going on in your own life. When my friend Peter sent me this picture a long time ago as I was running around from one thing to another, I barely noticed it next to some of his more dramatic scenes. Today, after spending a week at home too sick to do much of anything, the great blue heron just chilling on a dory laden with the weight of an unfinished project jumped out at me.
Even though you’ve been sick, you kept us up to date every single day without fail! The heron is beautiful and a good symbol of you. Look at the tarp! That is a symbol of all the political intrigue you will continue to uncover for us this coming week. Please get well soon!!
The boat is as visually interesting as the bird. Imagining how it took being stopped in your tracks to get a good look at the photograph. Wishing you a restful weekend and all of US a politically fruitful week. We are in bad trouble. A pandemic with climate change is more than we are up for. The national myth does not prepare us for the ravages of climate change.
Glad you're in abeyance, a word and condition we all need from time to time.
We enjoyed some wine and cheese with an emergency doctor friend last night. Asked him the inevitable question: what's it like at your hospital with the triple whammy of Covid, flu, and RSV? By far the worst conditions he's ever seen. Absolutely overwhelmed.
“Too sick to do much of anything,” yet you wrote your Letters every night and shared your video on Thursday. Thank you for service above and beyond the call of duty. I hope you keep feeling better every day. Hugs.
Please feel better soon, and thank you for turning us on to Peter’s beautiful photography. I’m blessed to have his “Thankful” and “Camden Harbor from Mt Battie” and his stories about them make them even more wonderful to me!
Buddhists say to savor sickness when it can bring relief from daily tumult, just as sleep brings peace. Please feel better and don’t forget to breathe.
Gaelic Blessing
Deep peace of the quiet earth to you.
Deep peace of shining stars to you.
Deep peace of the gentle night to you.
Moon and stars pour their healing light on you.
Deep peace to you. Deep peace to you
Rest. You have your Village and we’re keeping watch.
Rest well, Professor. It’s been a week!
Awesome. Please take care of yourself. We need you and your “art” more than ever.
Take care Heather. Abeyance is something we all need sometimes. I love the Blue Heron.
Even though you’ve been sick, you kept us up to date every single day without fail! The heron is beautiful and a good symbol of you. Look at the tarp! That is a symbol of all the political intrigue you will continue to uncover for us this coming week. Please get well soon!!
The boat is as visually interesting as the bird. Imagining how it took being stopped in your tracks to get a good look at the photograph. Wishing you a restful weekend and all of US a politically fruitful week. We are in bad trouble. A pandemic with climate change is more than we are up for. The national myth does not prepare us for the ravages of climate change.
Glad you're in abeyance, a word and condition we all need from time to time.
We enjoyed some wine and cheese with an emergency doctor friend last night. Asked him the inevitable question: what's it like at your hospital with the triple whammy of Covid, flu, and RSV? By far the worst conditions he's ever seen. Absolutely overwhelmed.
Maybe Ron DeSantis will investigate.
Ssssshhhhh....go back to sleep.
Yes, need to chill & recover before the dory is unpacked ...
“Too sick to do much of anything,” yet you wrote your Letters every night and shared your video on Thursday. Thank you for service above and beyond the call of duty. I hope you keep feeling better every day. Hugs.
It looks so restful—thank you and Peter.
So glad to hear that you’re on the mend.
May your dory be laden with laughter, joy and love❣️ To you with boat load of gratitude🤗♥️
Please feel better soon, and thank you for turning us on to Peter’s beautiful photography. I’m blessed to have his “Thankful” and “Camden Harbor from Mt Battie” and his stories about them make them even more wonderful to me!
Please feel better! We ALL need you!
Davi-Ellen Chsbner
Buddhists say to savor sickness when it can bring relief from daily tumult, just as sleep brings peace. Please feel better and don’t forget to breathe.