

Taking it Back
I’ve been thinking about “taking it back” lately. Taking it back to a time when we, as a species, were more friendly, more open, less afraid, more kind and carefree. I’ve been thinking about the 70’s. You know, taking it back to the 1970’s vibe. Driving into Tofino the other day, driving my mom’s van (which is slightly larger and slightly more camperized than my van) 2 people waved at me on the road. I don’t know if it was a van recognition thing, as they were both driving va


Wild
Today it is breathtakingly, HEARTBREAKINGLY beautiful, stunning, and awe-inducing here. I could stand there and drink in the view for hours without moving. It’s the feeling of being deep in meditation and feeling a profound connection to all things, completely internally at peace and full of bliss. It’s just nature. Just. Nature. But it is all. It is everything. To look out over this vast clear green ocean and its rocks and its seaweed and its sand and its islands and its sky


Freedom
Cameron Lake, BC I woke up this morning with an awesome feeling of freedom. Awe-some, awe-filled. What is freedom? I am sure it is different for everyone. Freedom is one of my core values. I don’t know how it became that way. This is what it is to me: Sleeping when I am tired. Waking up with the sun streaming onto my face. No deadlines No appointments No schedule Stopping anywhere Leaving when you want Coming back when you want Yoga all over the place Wading in the lake Washi