Some explorers climb mountains or ford rivers. Some delve into the depths of science. Some create new worlds of the imagination. Some pay close attention to the people and places that surround them, finding the new in the familiar. There is no risk we will run out of things to explore.
Where do your explorations take you?
“Order provides the stabilities that we crave, but chaos creates the opportunities for change that we need. […] Those who are waiting for internal order will be the subjects of external chaos, those who yield to internal chaos will be the architects of a new order.”
―T.J. Kirk
How have you created new order out of chaos?
Polar bears are uniquely adapted to their world of ice and snow and seals. Sadly, with climate change that world is rapidly shifting, probably faster than the bears can adapt to a radically changed environment. Keeping up with change is risky business.
What change are you struggling to adapt to?
“The world is changed not by the self-regarding, but by men and women prepared to make fools of themselves.”
―P.D. James
In what ways do you choose to make a fool of yourself?
From blossom to hard green fruit to red tartness to sweet purple, the transformation of the blackberry across the summer is complete. And you know what you need to do to make it happen? Not a single blessed thing.
What has changed for you purely as a matter of time?
