Sunday, June 22, 2014

Midsummer Dreaming

Photo of daily work in process by Adrienne Chadwick
The road to our individual and collective 'promised land' is not easy by any means. But it is strewn with petals of love, signs of encouragement and signals of inevitability. We must each use our human gifts and free will to accomplish exactly what we envision for ourselves - to do anything otherwise is to jeopardize the interdependent trajectory to our shared desire for a safe, abundant, sustainable future.
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