My relationship with cabbage is tenuous at best. I never liked it as a child and disliked it immensely whenever my mother added it any
Author: FrogDiva
Writer, traveler, photographer - channelling the inner thoughts and emotions through the camera lens in homage to life, light, and the soul. These are the musings of a FrogDiva.
Photography and writing are pillars of my soul, and hence, inseparable from my being. The urge to write about what I photograph or match a photograph to my writings are processes that are never far from one another.
Why frogs? They are adaptable creatures who live and survive just about any environment you expose them to. They are short, chubby, not particularly pretty, but carry a wealth of experience with them. I collect them with a passion (the decorative type, not the live ones), and they are a reminder to return to the simplicity and spirituality of my being, but always making the most of each day, savouring every moment.
Go To The Edge Of Your Longing*
*The title is from Rainer Maria Rilke’s 1899 poem included in The Book of Hours. It is still the Easter season, so I chose something
Recovering from Trauma: If No One Else Is Proud of You, Be Proud of Yourself
The beginning of healing is the hardest. Taking that first step — whether it’s telling your story, asking for help, or just admitting to yourself
When AI Turns Your Face into a Ferret
Ah, the wonders of artificial intelligence. First, it beat us at chess. Then it started writing poems and generating essays that made high school students
List, Lift, Let Go
“When the soul is ready for renewal, it will come to fetch us.”— John O’Donohue There comes a moment where you realise you’re carrying too
The Summer Alpaca: The Myth We’ve Been Waiting For
We’ve got Santa Claus bringing joy in the winter, the Easter Bunny hopping around in the spring, and a giant, gnarly pumpkin showing up to
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