The cold front rolled into middle Georgia on Friday night, inviting us to watch movies and be lazy with our three dogs for the weekend. It isn’t often that we’re quite this relaxed and lazy all weekend, but we gave in and did not resist the urge to pile up the blankets and fire up Netflix.
So we did.
Recalibrating
lazy dog weekends
piling up and sleeping in
~ recalibrating ~



Gotta love a recalibrating kind of weekend!
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Kim,
Rest is resistance and necessary!
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Kim,
Glad you had a restful weekend. Sometimes it’s good to be in tune with the weather.
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Hi Kim– I received your PPG cornflower fairy poem today and followed your blog address to here. So cool that we are both on Word Press. Your postcard is on the way tomorrow 🙂
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Lisa, I can’t wait to check out your blog! I’m glad we can exchange postcards. Do you write with The Stafford Challenge by chance? They’re offering a Poetry as a Healing Art session tonight and if you’re going, I will see you there. I know a lot of the postcard poetry group writes with that group as well. Take care, and I can’t wait to get your postcard!
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Awesome, Kim! No, I don’t write with The Stafford Challenge. What’s the scoop there? I’ve been with the ppg just 2 months now.
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Lisa, it starts every January 17 and is run by Brian Rohr of Portland, Oregon. We write a poem every day for a year, and he offers guest poets who do workshops virtually and small group writing. You can check it out at Staffordchallenge.com here and get notified when registration for next year’s group begins!
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Kim, thanks so much for the info on it. I went there and added my name to the mailing list.
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Lisa, I’m so glad! I love the postcard poetry challenges. Thank you for your postcard! It arrived today, and I adore it! The Everglades card is beautiful, and your poem of the trees turning and leaves dancing (shimmying) takes my breath away. I am in awe of the imagery.
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Kim, very happy you enjoyed the postcard and poem. Thank you 🙂
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