Return to Rural: Six Word Saturday: Frenzied edition

7/11/2009

Six Word Saturday: Frenzied edition

Folks visiting next week: Cleaning frenzy!

6 comments:

Lindy said...: I used to be that way. Now they get what they get, which is the real me. Good luck with the frenzy but don't wear yourself out over it! Happy SWS!; 7/11/2009
JennyMac said...: Perfect...have a great visit!; 7/11/2009
Becca said...: LOL no matter how old we get, we are never clean enough for our parents (or in my case, my grandparents as well). Oh, and you are the best blogger ever!; 7/11/2009
Princess Andy said...: HEY, another cleaning post like mine!

well not totally, i used "purge" in my title...but i'm down with your whole cleaning frenzy thing once i finish here!

happy six word saturday:)

andy; 7/11/2009
Call Me Cate said...: Sometimes I'm glad for the excuse to clean. But then it's followed up by people. In my house. And then more cleaning to disinfect it after they leave.

Thanks for playing!; 7/11/2009
Pyzahn said...: Ah, geez, I hate to clean. Should be doing it right now but I rather be blogging. When you're finished, could you come over to my place?; 7/11/2009

The point, if there is one...

This blog is my attempt to chronicle a journey towards a simpler, more natural way of living. I don't always talk about green things directly but everything here, the pondering, the adventures, the lessons, the complaining, is about getting me to the point of living a rich and enjoyable that leaves as little impact on the environment as possible while somehow meaningfully touching the other people & beings whose lives intersect mine.

I am a devout Tibetan Buddhist and while there may be references to terms and ideas relating to my practice, I will rarely explain any of them in detail. I am not a Teacher and can not speak for any particular tradition or philosophy. I only have my own experiences to share but if in reading of my experiences you learn something about yourself, your faith, your life experience, I'm glad.

I am an advocate for human rights, animal rights, indigenous rights, diversity in all its forms, interfaith understanding and a return to simplicity that includes total respect for the Earth.

It is my hope that everyone who happens across this blog may find true happiness and the opportunities to live a life of which they are proud.