Harvest

Thursday, November 27, 2025

Good morning, The Wonderfell Way.

Happy give thanks day. O/

Thank you for reading.

We celebrate a good harvest and working together on a day called Thanksgiving.

A good year to remember that.

Hope all's well and you enjoy the holiday.

On with our show...

Pink citrus cirrus clouds for sunrise, mango lemonade sky.

A nest some robins built last year in a tall oak that many different songbirds stopped and stayed at since, fell last night.

A curiosity for Abe. The rescued Texas hound makes a toy out of it, picks it up like a rough draft of a research paper you can write better; tears it up with paws and teeth, drops the pieces to blend in with the Autumn foliage on the Earth's floor.

Full circle bits and pieces back to how the builder robins found them last year.

Nature and her cycles...

A circle is the best symbol to represent Life,
Water shows the way.

Rain to river to steam and back again,
Life is a circle going somewhere.

Sun up, sun down, life grows in between.
Our lives are bookended with sleep.

We begin as a dream and end as one.

That's why Wonderfell insists so often we focus more on our dreams.

They're where we start and where we end.

If we're looking for a point and purpose to life, Dreams are the most logical place to start.

We breathe; our hearts beat. We have Science up every wazoo to help those. But each and every one of us also must dream.

When it comes to the reality of the powers and utility of dreaming, humanity's ignorance shows its greatest neglect.

Your life is the accumulation of the dreams you've had and how you made literal sense of them.

So, on this day of harvest what new dreams do you bring to the table, what do you wish upon a star for?

The opportunity to make our dreams touchable tangible things is Life's great gift... aptly named the present. (It's always kind when the puns are simple.)

Today we celebrate reaping what we've sown.

How's your harvest?

Gather some new dreams and plant them.

Watch them grow through the seasons.

Be thankful for their new life next Thanksgiving, and make wonderful this wonderful day.