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DRYAD'S HAVEN
Welcome to my haven. This is where my heart lingers, where my soul comes to worship. Some days the muse will sing softly, but other days you will hear only the peace of the forest, the silence of the slow moving water and the quiet of the wind dancing through the leaves. You’re welcome to enter, but remember that this is a secret place, a private place. Your hopes, prayers, sorrows and joys may find an echo here. But if they choose to linger when you leave... well, this is the haven of a Dryad, after all.
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- Fair Winds and Following Seas (11)
- Fiction: Colm Ruadh and Rowan (1)
- Fiction: Song of the Silkie (1)
- Fiction: The Dreamer (1)
- Following (1)
- Following The Star To Bethlehem (10)
- Loving Dad and Mom (14)
- Photographs and Reflections (286)
- Poetry: Faery Tales (83)
- Poetry: Living In the Shadow of Calvary (48)
- Poetry: Songs of Childhood (17)
- Poetry: Songs of Heroes (29)
- poetry: Songs of Joy (201)
- Poetry: Songs of Longing (165)
- Poetry: Songs of Praise (117)
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Blog Archive
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June
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- Wandering a Desert Land
- The Storm that Ate the Canyon
- Cactus Flowers
- Critters of the Canyon
- The GRAND Canyon!!!!
- Flora and Fauna of Mesa Verde
- Day 6 - Mesa Verde, Cliff Palace & Balcony House
- Day 5 - Mesa Verde, Long House
- Day Three - Arches National Park
- The Windmills of My Mind
- Day Two - Back Seat Angels
- Day Two - Boise to Moab, Utah
- Day One: Tacoma to Boise, ID
- Going Green
- Little Dreams
- There is Something Better than "Hope and Change"
- Patricia Dillon
- Bloom and Grow, Bloom and Grow
- Fun With Figs
- "Caught in the Act!!"
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About Me
- The Dryad
- A poem, a prayer, a wistful dream, the hope that will always live and the faith that will never die. The secret kept, the laughter shared, the friendship treasured and the love remembered.
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