To be continued

While we are playing and finding the rhythm to stationary residence our friends Paul and Summer our gearing up for a big art debut. Paul in putting the final touches on his fabulous paintings for a showing at a local brewery during the renowned South By Southwest (SXSW.) Good luck Paul and may you become famous in your life time.



Also on the table tonight is my family living on the western edge of the Atlantic Ocean (The windward islands of the Caribbean, St. Marteen.) My little sister is earning her props; finding salvation by her own courage to accept and forgive the very fears we all encounter as physical beings. Is their any other enlightenment then the illumination we alight in our own self by forgiving the limiting beliefs we have about our selves. So my thanks and gratitude go out to Maggie Mae for facing those hard and scary places you identify with. Cheers to recognizing the beauty you have always and always will carry with you. Each chance we get to unravel the gems within, remind us that our awareness is as a flower; another set of pedals awaits under the fragrant sheen of our current layer. Keep peeling back the layers, ready for the next lesson. Thanks Maggie for your inspiration.

Jabberwocky

Winter will fall away to the springtime on Saturday, 10:32 PDT. Will their be more cold crystally powder snow to frolic in? Last weekend I joined some new friends in the central Cascade backcountry to find some new terrain which knocked my socks off.




North facing couloirs with waist deep powder. And when you go over the handle bars in deep fluffy stuff you get a snow bath with your feet flailing in the the bright sun shine while your face chills in the crisp snow! Delightful. This type of experience is very challenging to accomplish, I am guessing it is a H2O vibration and one must incur a certain saturation level on the quantum level to a line with such scrumptuousness. My new freinds are great mentors and I hope to look for inspiration toward my dreams from their wisdom. Skiing, stories, snowmobiles, photos and laughter find us back for more the next day donning the same smelly socks and three pin boots. The free heel turn is addicting.