2012.03.27 _ 99

Here we are, day 99. Thank you, Wol, for getting us started!
Thank you, all who participated in each of the two 99-day rounds!
It's been a great experiment, and a great experience to share daily practice with friends this way. edited 18:18, 27 Mar 2012

Somehow these tabebuia trees I mentioned a few days ago, seemed a nice way to mark the threshold from this lovely 99 days exploration. The first picture (main picture) speaks for itself, but these were taken in order on my camera and what I liked was the way the second really shows the resilience of this tree to bloom practically right in the middle of the concrete. The last picture is a sight I pass nearly every day: Buddha by the side of the road in a somewhat chaotic garden center ... seems to wink a similar point.

Thank you friends, for 181 days and then some (two rounds and leading up to), of checking in. :) edited 21:00, 27 Mar 2012

Lovely photos, thanks Eliza. And thanks to everyone for participating and posting so faithfully.I enjoyed it. :)

This is the end, beautiful friends, under the tabebuia tree :-) ... and thank you to everyone who participated in these two rounds, writing on these electron clouds. Bow to trees, friends, our lifetimes as a gift of three-fold purity.

And see you all, if at all possible, at Bruce's Saturday 1PM, for the theme session. :)


Missing you Wester, hoping you are healthier and healthier!
:::well wishes::: edited 03:49, 28 Mar 2012

Thank you for the beautiful pictures, Eliza!
How interesting, from a lotus in the mud to a tabebuia in the concrete . . . .
even in the most concrete habits can blossoms appear, so abundantly.