Magic rising

17 01 2022

The spin of the Earth, the rising/waxing/waning of the moon … all can be scientifically explained.

Why, then, does its appearance always elicit such awe?

Because there’s always – still – a hint of associated magic. 🙂

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I’m always losing track of days of the week, let alone holidays, but it’s worth noting that today marks the observance of the birthday and the celebration of the life of civil rights advocate Martin Luther King Jr. Learn more at this link. And follow this link to the transcript of King’s famous “I have a dream” speech from 1963.

We should all aspire to be advocates for freedom and equality, compassion and kindness.

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Date : January 17, 2022
Categories : Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs

14 responses

17 01 2022: Puller9 (08:59:33) :

Is that a foal nursing from the Chestnut mare?

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17 01 2022: TJ (14:15:08) :

Yes. See the “12 from 2021” post.

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17 01 2022: Pat (09:48:39) :

Such magic. For sure! Especially in the wild where the wild ones live. Wonderful!

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17 01 2022: TJ (14:15:38) :

Spring Creek Basin is overflowing with magic! 🙂

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17 01 2022: Karen Ann Schmiede (10:21:30) :

Love this good magic!

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17 01 2022: TJ (14:16:15) :

Me, too. 🙂

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17 01 2022: Trish (11:14:52) :

Ahhhh, la luna bella 🙂

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17 01 2022: TJ (14:16:28) :

😉

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17 01 2022: Carol (11:44:46) :

💖

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17 01 2022: TJ (14:16:38) :

🙂

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17 01 2022: Martha Kennedy (13:18:45) :

I think that beauty never loses its magic; it might be the definition of magic, if you think about the power it has over us.

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17 01 2022: TJ (14:16:56) :

I think that’s very well said. 🙂

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17 01 2022: Sue E. Story (15:38:01) :

Those full moon moments are always awe-inspiring…and throw in some beautiful mustangs for good measure and you have absolute perfection!

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17 01 2022: TJ (18:55:44) :

I quite agree!

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