The Restory Retreat Centre

  When You Know But Still Do The Conversation  Elements From The Conversation  Remnants of sculptures at the bottom of the kiln. Snow outside, pottery workshop and Glühwein inside. In spite of disappointment and setbacks, we return to create again. To create is to live this life. Again, always, with love. George & Matilda

If Things Don't Work Out The Conversation Elements From The Conversation   Music We often come back to this: on the inner journey with its challenges, a friend or trusted guide can be of immense help.  “The Lord bless you and keep you;  the Lord make his face shine on you and be gracious to you;  the Lord turn his face toward you and give you peace.” ‭‭Numbers‬ ‭6‬:‭24‬-‭26‬ ‭NIV‬‬                              ‬ As always, with our love. George & Matilda

  In the evening  I carry frogs out of the house. I strive  to put distance between them  and the front door, releasing them in the furthest flower beds. The process is repeated  every  night. Or is it every other night? I lose track of time, doing it so regularly. I often wonder if it’s the same one constantly returning. You get to know the expression  on a face, the look in the eyes. M has suggested we mark it with Tippex to test the theory. But I’ve heard from friends and neighbours  having similar experiences. One even dropped their frog about 2 km away from the house, on his way into town. It got me thinking. Are we all  putting the same frog  out every other night? The roaming one, circulating in the neighbourhood, returning to  carefully selected homes? Recently, though, in the space  of 15 minutes, I had to carry two out, with M following  with a third. An adjustment  of my theory  is therefore required. ...