:')) i had the best time reading this! to find beauty beyond being mundane. also loved what you said about not having to be good, you just have to be!!
feeling very honored to have experienced this lake with you!! i’m glad you’re starting to feel a sense of comfort in nature (and water specifically) and i’m glad you have witnessed the same sense of joy i’ve often gotten from lakes. these shared beauties really bring us together and i adore nature’s universal love, and i adore you!!
I think humanity has is naturally drawn towards "real things." We can see this in our fascination with natural landmarks, but also in how we are drawn towards artists like Michaelangelo and Da Vinci for their wonderful, masterful use of realism! Another great read, Aarushi.
Appreciating nature is a lesson that comes with age, and in my opinion the sooner one learns it the better. Love the references to Mary Oliver and the Myth of Sisyphus, and your broader point about finding a moment to pause in the midst of the hectic day-to-day is so thoughtful.
nature girl slay
:')) i had the best time reading this! to find beauty beyond being mundane. also loved what you said about not having to be good, you just have to be!!
i love this and life and the world!!!!!!! lots of love, Aarushi
feeling very honored to have experienced this lake with you!! i’m glad you’re starting to feel a sense of comfort in nature (and water specifically) and i’m glad you have witnessed the same sense of joy i’ve often gotten from lakes. these shared beauties really bring us together and i adore nature’s universal love, and i adore you!!
aarushi !! i love you ! and i love your writing !!
I think humanity has is naturally drawn towards "real things." We can see this in our fascination with natural landmarks, but also in how we are drawn towards artists like Michaelangelo and Da Vinci for their wonderful, masterful use of realism! Another great read, Aarushi.
Appreciating nature is a lesson that comes with age, and in my opinion the sooner one learns it the better. Love the references to Mary Oliver and the Myth of Sisyphus, and your broader point about finding a moment to pause in the midst of the hectic day-to-day is so thoughtful.
This is so beautiful!!!!!! Lakes have such a special place in my heart :,))