Douglas Adams - Waking Spirals

Quote of the Day – March 17 2013

“I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be.”
― Douglas Adams

I like where I am now in my life tho sometimes I struggle with it. Most times I accept it and realize it is where I can both grow and help others to grow in very unique ways. I can help my family, both the one I was born into as well as my chosen one work out many of our issues. Perhaps with my art and my writing I may inspire others. That is a fervent hope.
Is this the final stage of my life, the final resting place so to speak. I heavily doubt it. I can see to the next horizon and realize it may be quite different. Yet I hope to be continually growing in terms of integrity, understanding and service to others. However, this is where I need to be right now and I find it to be a gift beyond measure.
Blessings, G

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All Manner of Things Be Wheel by G A Rosenberg

Solar Flare by G A Rosenberg

Quote of the Day – July 5 2012

“I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I intended to be.”
– Douglas Adams

So another journey begins, We have flown to Saskatoon to meet up with in-laws and to hopefully grab a day or two for ourselves along the way. As usual I live a life far different from that which I would have imagined. Yet each time I say that this is not the life that I would have chosen for myself I find myself asking “Who chose it then?” It is definitely an outgrowth of decisions made. All in all a positive one with lots of room for growth in every way possible. I have ended up in a life that’s filled with love and has more adventure in it than perhaps I let myself realize. May we all find ourselves in a place where we fit our lives and our lives fit us.
Blessings, G

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Orange-Teal Mandala by G A Rosenberg

Quote of the Day – November 21 2010

“There is an art to flying, or rather a knack. Its knack lies in learning to throw yourself at the ground and miss. Clearly, it is this second part, the missing, that provides the difficulties.”

–Douglas Adams

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Out of Their Element by G A Rosenberg