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link (Whiskey River) “What is important is to keep our mind high in the world of true understanding, and, returning to the world of our daily experience, to seek therein the truth of beauty. No matter what we may be doing at a given moment, we must not forget that it has a bearing upon our everlasting self which is poetry.” - Basho **** (from Onehouse) Overheard: at the coffee shop

Four twenty-somethings at a nearby table:

One House - Trang đăng tin mua bán bất động sản miễn phí.

The rousing, “Live Again,” is a full-length project that paves the way for a unique and uplifting musical journey reviving dreams and reigniting passion for True Life. Written and performed alongside Grammy®, and Dove Award winning artists such as Chandler Moore (Old Church Basement, Kingdom), Naomi Raine (Old Church Basement, Kingdom), Amanda Lindsey Cook (State Of The Union), Mitch Wong (“Believe For It”), and Skye Reedy (“Can’t Hold Back”).

Many tourists travel in search of a peaceful place, where is no traffic, no annoying neighbors and no disturbing noises at night. Well, there’s an island out there that has Just Enough Room to meet all the wishes of peace and quiet. And that’s exactly why it’s named Just Enough Room.

via Onehouse Coming home last night in the twilight, I recognized a neighbor a dozen rods off by his walk or carriage, though it was so dark that I could not see a single feature of his person. Indeed, his person was all covered up excepting his face and hands, and I could not possibly have distinguished these at this distance from another man's. Nor was it owing to any peculiarity in his dress, for I should have known him though he had had on a perfectly new suit. It was because the man within the clothes moved them in a peculiar manner that I knew him thus at once at a distance and in the twilight. He made a certain figure in any clothes he might wear, and moved in it in a peculiar manner. Indeed, we have a very intimate knowledge of one another; we see through thick and thin; spirit meets spirit. A man hangs out innumerable signs by which we may know him. From Thoreau's Journal. This blog is good for your daily bit of Thoreau.