About tinthia
Wondering, searching, and wandering, I'm an earth witch with a desire to get it right in my lifetime. The flow of the river feeds my inner goddess and fuels my soul. Blessed be. :}
A farmer heard stories of fortune by other farmers who had discovered diamonds on their land and became rich beyond their wildest imagination. The farmer became discontented with his own life and desperately desired the same fortune. He eventually sold … Continue reading →
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Tagged Acre of Diamonds, animals, bald eagles, Blizzard of 2022, diamonds, ducks, john denver, mining diamonds, pair of eagles, raining fire in the sky, Rocky Mountain High, seen an eagle fly, snow blower, sunrise on the Concord River, wildlife, wildlife photography
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Marked by years That pass too soon Counted by heartbeats And measured by tears If I could If I held the power I would stall time So this day would never come Losing you Was hard Is hard Will always … Continue reading →
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Tagged cancer, cancer awareness, death, grief, grieving, losing a loved one to cancer, losing a sister, loss, ovarian cancer, ovations for the cure, raising money for ovarian cancer research, sibling loss
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The Circle of Life is a concept that many people know about. It speaks to the recycling of living tissue, both plant and animal, to death and back to another life form. Grass (or in my case garden mums) to … Continue reading →
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Imagine an eerie sound waking you from a sound sleep. That’s what happened a few nights ago. The time was around 1:30 AM and, as already mentioned, I was fast asleep, dreaming of my two favorite men, no doubt — … Continue reading →
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