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The Quality of Attention at Work Part 1: Making it Meaningful

December 8, 2020 — 0 Comments

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What I'm Seeing

About a week ago, I first noticed the flowering Locust trees. Since then, I see them everywhere: hiking the #fingerlakestrail , walking around #ithaca , driving through the #fingerlakes. Such a beautiful sight!

A great hike today in the Danby State Forest. Tried to capture every species of flowering plant I came across. Here’s some of the highlights including Wild Azalea and Highland Blueberry up at the top of the ridge above the Pinnacles.

Sunrise over the Stupa @barrecenterforbuddhiststudies and sunset over the cranes in #ithaca — the beauty of #notquitespring

Savor every living moment, finding beauty every where. Savor every dying moment, finding goodness everywhere. —Caroline Jones #aquaterrapark #binghamton #hiking #joy

Just wow! At the Eberhart Preserve @fingerlakestrail @fingerlakeslandtrust @varya_siegel

Back in Ithaca just in time for a crisp fall morning

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