The stark truth of the transience and the impermanence of living has never, in most of our lifetimes, been so vivid and so fearfully close to our day to day.
I arrived for a holiday in Israel. Two days later war was declared.
During a war, no one has a convenient book to pull off the shelf to look up how it all ended.
I have grown to love, respect and feel comfortable with the immediate reality of the reality of continual change.
Make no mistake, I fear for us all.
At the same time, change is a pivotal quality of the present moment – the EveryNow. It’s my happy place.
Welcome, dear Heart. Welcome to my happy place!
~ Love is present EveryNow
The View at 72+ 
Ah what a beautiful post. . . it is no surprise to me, why you may feel drawn to read, and may be enjoy, my short stories. I look forward to browsing around your blog, its gorgeous pictures, and unfolding messages.C
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I appreciate your very kind to comment, Christophe Declerck
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