From blizzards to floods

This is an optimistic photo which was taken a couple of years ago in the very early Spring. I hope to see these flowers along the trails of the state forest very soon.

Last week in the middle of snow storms, the Musings newsletter for February finally went out. Orders were shipped when it was possible to get to the post office. One day, the mail could not even be delivered to us because of snow drifts.....very unusual! Now, we have had thunderstorms and lots of rain overnight and "overnight" our white landscape has turned to brown. The rivers are high and flood warnings are up. All of this weather is a constant reminder to me that life never stays the same. It's craziness for me to worry about what might happen, or what might not happen. Let's go with the flow!

I announced that Living The Possible
album would be on the website for free download. That is delayed a little bit.....until maybe the end of this week and it's posting will be announced with a splashy e-postcard. I still have some writing about the music to do so that the listener has a description and maybe some photographs. I have been falling in love with the music of Living The Possible all over again. It is so rich in wildlife, water, wind and alive with electronic sound and percussion. It fits in well with the month of March and that dynamic, ever changing weather which cracks open the hibernation of winter and brings new life with it's possibilities. Living The Possible was written several years before Radiance, although never released. It was waiting for the music of Radiance. Radiance is the expression of the possible having become a living reality. Like the nature all around me, this music is teaching me about potential, possibility, and the radiance of living the possibility.

What will this week bring? I really have no idea. Onward to the adventure.