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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Sunrise Power
by Kathy Ruff Today’s rising sun illuminated the edges of a dark cloud around 6 a.m. as I ventured toward my riding trail. The camera doesn’t accurately portray the hues of pink or fluorescent outlines around the darkened clouds I … Continue reading
Enjoying Simplicity
by Kathy Ruff Today’s video is a short take of my friend’s son, Trevor, an autistic 13-year-old. Watching Trevor enjoy a few moments in his yard in Dauphin, PA, reminds me of what I would hope we would all cherish … Continue reading
Blossoming Bud
by Kathy Ruff I was amazed when I went to my sister’s the other day and saw this beautiful clematis (below). It was huge, easily the size of the palm of my hand. It struck me how a bud that … Continue reading
The Road Less Traveled
by Kathy Ruff I can see so often how the outdoors mirrors daily life. This picture portrays a small path off the old Switchback Railroad bed. It’s used primarily by fishermen, hikers and those seeking a little recluse. The road … Continue reading
Slowing Down
by Kathy Ruff Today’s weather has been tropical — warm, muggy, rainy. It’s Sunday so it’s supposed to be a day of rest. I recall Sundays when I was growing up. No stores were open, a product of Pennsylvania’s “blue” … Continue reading
Stretching to Grow
by Kathy RuffSummer has such a variety of beauty and growth, even in the middle of my concrete jungle in Coaldale, Pennsylvania. My clematis, which normally has only bloomed in early fall, decided to take root early this year and … Continue reading
Dancing on Water
by Kathy RuffSeeing the movements, hearing the sounds and feeling the touch of nature never gets old. For me, my morning outings keep me connected to the Universe as I humbly consider all the natural lives and activities going on … Continue reading
A Spiritual Pattern
by Kathy Ruff I recall when I was young, my mother would sew our clothes. She didn’t just repair ripped seams, she actually created new clothes from scratch — a rarity in today’s world. I remember the Simplicity patterns that … Continue reading
Following the Path
by Kathy Ruff Sometimes nature talks to us through the beauty it displays. This morning as I bike on my return trip down the trail to my car, Mother Nature pointed the way for me a bit. The sun’s rays … Continue reading
The Sounds of Morning
by Kathy Ruff On my last bike ride, I chose the higher end of the trail so I could sit at a picnic bench that rests off the small trail. I decided to sit my camera on the bench and … Continue reading