The Perennial Immigrant
Maria AndersonReflections of a 60+-year-old traveler who left her old life behind and is living in Portugal for adventures yet to be.
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Each one of us is the custodian of an inner world
For those of you reading this post for the first time—and for myself, as a reminder of why I write--to see with new eyes, to learn to belong, and to stay awake to the extraordinary ordinary that greets me each day.
Regardless of what is going on, make the best of what is in you power...
For those of you reading this post for the first time—and for myself, as a reminder of why I write--to see with new eyes, to learn to belong, and to stay awake to the extraordinary ordinary that greets me each day.
Camino Conversaions: Maria Anderson of the Perennial Immigrant on the Camino Portuguese
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...Now I see it’s in the spaces where nothing is
For those of you reading this post for the first time—and for myself, as a reminder of why I write--to see with new eyes, to learn to belong, and to stay awake to the extraordinary ordinary that greets me each day.
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“Oh but I was so much older then, I’m younger than that now.” -- Bob Dylan This describes my life in my late sixties; always be the perennial immigrant, crossing borders of time, space, and place.
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