A week late...thank goodness there are no fines for this.  I am already knee deep in library fines as it is. Maybe I really should return those book soon. Anyhow...here are my thoughts and photos from my trip to The Habitat Sanctuary in Belmont. I was accompanied on this trip by my kindred spirit and best friend. It was nice to share some of my nature therapy with another and we had a wonderful day. We also stopped by Drumline Farms. I took less photos there as I was engaged in feeling this close to one of my dreams- having a farm and a pet little red fox. Precious. The farm was precious. There were some very fat and cozy sheep, a baby kid born only the day before, and my new favorite creature a little orphaned and tame red fox, who I will call Ferrari. Or not. I am not sure of his name yet. I am only sure that I was in love. Now on to Belmont- 

The sanctuary is quite small; however filled with little delights including a tree that had been hollowed out by lightening. The keepers of the sanctuary must have realized it was a 'catch' and put bolts into so it would stay intact. An art installation of sorts. Being short was a blessing this day because I fit inside the tree. It seemed almost as if I was just a bit smaller I could climb up to some far off place.

While on our walk my mom called. I sat on a little log while we talked. This tree was in my direct view standing proud and strong.

"Walking I am listening to a deeper way. Suddenly all my ancestors are behind me. Be still, they say. Watch and listen. You are the result of the love of thousands."

-Linda Hogan (Native American author, not Hulk's ex) 

On my way for drinks to discuss The Dorchester Project. More info to come soon. :) Until then have a great end of your weekend!!