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thanks, andrea

Mata H — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 11:52:45 -0500

I also find calm time in my car. I have been known to gather up all the bills, go to a drive-up for good coffee and write out my bills in the car because I can concentrate there! My best devotional time is at night right before sleep on my closed in back porch.

~~ Contributing Editor, Mata H. also blogs right along at Time's Fool

I definitely need help in

Kayoh — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 23:36:13 -0500

I definitely need help in this area! When I am on the road traveling, it is amazing how dedicated I am to my prayers/devotions right when I wake up and before I go to bed. As soon as I get home, however, I don't seem to be able to create a routine for myself. This has really been bothering me lately as I can see the effect it has on my life. I really like the idea of sitting in your car- the one place at least for me where I am truly alone when I am at home.

Oh, and I love your comparison to Vitamin-taking! So true!

Andrea

www.Kayoh190.com

bread kneading -

Mata H — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 09:07:30 -0500

Even the scent of bread dough is transporting -- great description of the climbing processand the relationship of focus to expanding - Australia is a gorgeous place so you must have plenty of opportunities for fabulous vistas!!

~~ Contributing Editor, Mata H. also blogs right along at Time's Fool

Kneading bread. ANZAC Dawn

kazari — Wed, 16 Jul 2008 01:51:00 -0500

Kneading bread. ANZAC Dawn service. Anywhere out bush - especially with mountains.

At the top of any outdoor rock-climb, anywhere. I think it's to do with having your focus narrowed to these tiny folds in the rock, and the problem of placing your weight on them gracefully - and then suddenly realising your at the top, and spreading your consciousness to enfold the whole view...

I love your posts mata, they make me think. Oh, I was wondering if you've been following the world youth day fuss. we see it in the news daily, and it brings goosebumps to me, to see people singing in the street.

I think I have a recipe for that...