We have Spring one day and the next day it snows; but it is time to plant. Jamie has been busy in the garden. I tilled up an area and she has formed the soil into beds for planting the potatoes. She planted tomato seeds in doors; we will put the flats in the greenhouse when the nighttime temperatures are a little more stable. It was down to 20 degrees F a few nights ago. It may have stayed above freezing in the greenhouse, but to be on the safe side, we will keep the tomatoes inside for awhile.
I planted a Siberian Stone Pine yesterday. It replaces one that got lost to the lawn mower last year. It is only six inches high. I expect to live to see it grow up. Let see; I am only 77 so when it is fifty feet high I will be ummmmmm............. that is a big number isn't it.
It would be nice if I could practice what I preach! I was crabby yesterday and this morning. There was nothing wrong with my world. Everything was fine. I was paying attention to what was passing through my alleged mind. Why do we do that? Why is it sometimes difficult to stay in the present? When I do that [bring myself to the present] I see everything is okay. I experience love. The thoughts that I was preoccupied with, had some reality; but it wasn't a present reality and I couldn't do anything about them anyway. I see, after the fact, that I could have raised my vibration fairly easily. I come to the incontrovertible fact that I was hanging on to my crabbiness as if it had value. What a trick our egos play. Well, I let my crabbiness go and bless it. I will be able to look at those issues, that were bugging me, differently.
It rained all last night and now it is quite pleasant. It is 60 degrees and the Earth is giving off that wonderful earthy smell that one associates with a wet Spring day. I have some rose bushes to plant and I need to help Jamie with some garden chores.
Love and Peace, Gregg
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