"Study Nature, Love Nature, Stay Close To Nature. It Will Never Fail You."
Frank Lloyd Wright
Paul's September Challenge to throw him some inspiration piqued my interest. After all, it's tough to narrow down dharma, or ones true purpose, in one quote. Or, at least I thought it might be difficult. Surprisingly, it came pretty easy once I looked at the list of my favorites quotes.
While a young girl growing up in Alaska, I'm the one who called a tree my best friend. Walks on rocky beaches, hikes in the mountains, or laying under the stars, is where I sought answers to life's biggest challenges, or decisions. Spending time on dad's fishing boat amid dolphins, whales, and eagles delighted and entertained me.
The theme has been a constant. My connection and love for nature has defined not only my work, but how I choose to live life. As an adult, a passion for protecting the environment seems intrinsic with my being. I feel compelled to share my convictions with regard to ensuring the health of the planet and its many creatures.
A great number of my blogs and videos tell stories about the endless beauty, inspiration, and magic that awaits us when we take the time to savor a moment outdoors. A wilderness break can happen at a park in the midst of a busy city, or on a quiet mountaintop - spending thoughtful time amid nature is restorative.
A commitment to this belief is reflective in our real estate niche at ViewHomes of Clark County.™ We now specialize in homes on acreage with views of Nature As Neighbors. The properties we sell have the luxury of "elbow room for the soul."™
Last year, we moved from a more urban lifestyle to a country retreat as our own souls were craving more time in Nature. It's a decision we celebrate each day. It is a gift to walk in harmony, perfectly aligned with your passion and purpose.
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