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I am a husband, father, homeschooler, native plant nursery owner, rural route postal carrier, bitcoiner, and many other things.
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BecomingB 3 weeks ago
If we want to survive we need to remember this. ๐Ÿ™ #Biophilia image
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BecomingB 3 weeks ago
GM!. ๐Ÿ”ฅ Morning Fire 64 12.14.25 image
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BecomingB 3 weeks ago
Facing east at 6:40 AM. A brief pause before heading to the mail trail. 12.12.25 image
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BecomingB 3 weeks ago
The mail trail at sunset. If you head towards the light you will drop over a hardwood ridge. The lowland gives way to Tranus Lake. I have collected wild rice on this lake. Never fished it. Sometimes, on a hot summer day I will slip my shoes off, stand in the shallow water, and breathe in the beauty of the tamaracks and spruces growing on the far boggy shoreline. My only regret is I didn't do it more often. With as cold as it is now you might be able to walk across the ice and touch the far off tamaracks. 12.13.25 image
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BecomingB 3 weeks ago
On reason I like mythology, Greek or otherwise, is there is no arguing with it. It calls us to differentiate and look deeper. Gives us pause. Slows us down.
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BecomingB 3 weeks ago
"How can you be true to your own nature when you try to turn the many into one?" -- Carl Jung image
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BecomingB 3 weeks ago
GM! I don't know if it got above zero yesterday. One thing I noticed while delivering mail was how close I could get to deer. One would be at the wood's edge or in a yard eating. It wouldn't run off like they usually does. I assumed it was so cold they wanted to conserve energy. The fur on their faces was puffy. It didn't look like it was lying flat like usual. When I got back to the office, at 6:30, a fellow carrier and I walked in from the parking lot together. He offhandedly mentioned that he pet a deer on Elm Street. "It wouldn't move," he said. "I always wanted to pet a deer, so I did!" I thought of all the times hunting them. Trying to get close enough for a shot, and here he is petting one. It's 17 below out there now. Hayden (16 yrs. old) and I are going to . . . here, I wrote this last night: "I deliver mail. I work with another carrier who is 62. Her husband, who is around the same age, was a mason for most of his adult life. Physical labor is hard for him now. "They have a foot of snow on their roof. My sixteen year old son and I are going to shovel it off tomorrow afternoon, when it hopefully gets above zero. "Looking forward to working with my son and helping out a friend on a Sunday." I hope you have a great day! Morning Fire 64 12.14.25 image
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BecomingB 3 weeks ago
"The greater part of what my neighbors call good I believe in my soul to be bad, and if I repent of anything, it is very likely to be my good behavior. What demon possessed me that I behaved so well? You may say the wisest thing you can, old man โ€” you who have lived seventy years, not without honor of a kind โ€” I hear an irresistible voice which invites me away from all that. One generation abandons the enterprises of another like stranded vessels.โ€ ~ Henry David Thoreau
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BecomingB 3 weeks ago
I deliver mail. I work with another carrier who is 62. Her husband, who is around the same age, was a mason for most of his adult life. Physical labor is hard for him now. They have a foot of snow on their roof. My sixteen year old son and I are going to shovel it off tomorrow. afternoon, when it gets above zero. Looking forward to working with my son and helping out a friend.
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