Upon entering the front door of our home, you will immediately see this:
My intention is that you do not become distracted by the crazed children in pyjamas, but rather are drawn serenely to the fantastic feng shui zen-scape on the cedar chest.
Here you can rake and arrange a zen garden, carefully placing Kuan Yin or the Buddha in the fine white sand. Or you can create Chinese calligraphy with water on the canvas. The water dries over and over and over again, for endless fun!
If you turn to the left, you might see DH in MY reading nook. He might have Fannie on his lap. Fannie is my parent's dog, who is staying with us part time while they are in Hawaii. Somehow, even though we like Fannie, this isnt exactly a fair deal.
My intention is that you do not become distracted by the crazed children in pyjamas, but rather are drawn serenely to the fantastic feng shui zen-scape on the cedar chest.
Here you can rake and arrange a zen garden, carefully placing Kuan Yin or the Buddha in the fine white sand. Or you can create Chinese calligraphy with water on the canvas. The water dries over and over and over again, for endless fun!
If you turn to the left, you might see DH in MY reading nook. He might have Fannie on his lap. Fannie is my parent's dog, who is staying with us part time while they are in Hawaii. Somehow, even though we like Fannie, this isnt exactly a fair deal.
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