Tuesday, February 16, 2010
About Me
i am tara thayer. my husband tim and i have an art gallery in tarrytown, new york. i take lots of pictures, post them here, and write about the things i love. i even mention the gallery, sometimes. please check with me before re-purposing any pictures or content. thanks! and thanks for reading.
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11 Comments:
i hope your day has been just as gentle as that snow.
this is the softest, loveliest blog I know. {Don't mind if I reword your first line do you?}
wish I could join you for a cup of that tea...the same snow you describe could be seen here about three hours ago. xo
I am sorry that your worry kept you from your sleep.
I often worry my sleep away. I learned a new mantra from Deepak Chopra in an app for my iPod Touch, which helps. 'Om agasti shahina'. Repeat it as you try to sleep instead of counting sheep. If you have the iPhone or Touch I would recommend the app highly; it's called "Stress Free with Deepak Chopra."
But then, from my vantage point, you seem to have the gift of a self-righting boat.
Namaste
these two photos are great together.
beautiful photographs. your blog is so so so wonderful.
probably the prettiest blog ever written about worry
((hugs))
hope it's better soon
Hope your day will be as lovely as the way you started mine. Thank you.
ah...lack of sleep due to worrying. I know of what you speak :)
beautiful.
maybe a nap this afternoon might be in order.
I am back to look at the light in these photos. How are you capturing so much light this time of year?
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