the outhouse: where art goes | works by kopana
“The finish line is for the ego. The journey is for the soul.” ~ Pattie Gonia Travel through mountains usually follows water routes. The water became clearer as we neared Camp Robinson. I remarked to Irwin how clean the water … Continued
“Music takes the suck out of things.” ~ The Simpsons I mentioned in an earlier post that getting to Eunice and Johnny would have been a breeze, except the last bridge at the head of Hardburly was missing. They were … Continued
“When life is hardest, compassion is most needed.” ~ Cheri Huber On the way to Midway last Saturday, we drove by Weisenberger Mill, and naturally, on the way back, I stopped. It was not the optimal day for pictures, but … Continued
“We won’t be distracted by comparison if we are captivated by purpose.” ~ Bob Goff I had such a restful break last week that I’m having trouble getting up before dawn again. For those who don’t know, I’m … Continued
“If you feel like you’re losing everything, remember that trees lose their leaves every year and they still stand tall and wait for better days to come.” ~ Unknown I spent a lot of my childhood with Mark … Continued
“When we are continually lost in our fears, worries, judgments, and assumptions, we miss the beauty right in front of us.” ~ TinyBuddha This old stump was once a wondrous walnut tree beside Mamaw’s house, today Aunt Janet’s … Continued
“Whatever you vividly imagine, ardently desire, sincerely believe, and enthusiastically act upon… must inevitably come to pass!” ~ Paul J. Meyer Bree and Eric’s corner of paradise is bordered by two creeks. We followed Wally down to one … Continued
“Only the adventurous spirit will see the mountain and believe they can walk to the top.” ~ Deni Fearman When we drove down highway 172 toward Paintsville, we didn’t stop. We just looked on in silence. But when … Continued
“No matter how hard life gets, remember to go to bed grateful that you have one.” ~ Unknown This is the creek behind Mamaw’s house (now Aunt Janet’s) in West Liberty. It’s called Long Branch, and it empties … Continued