Published quarterly, Celebrate HOME Magazine focuses on family, food, entertaining, gardening, art, crafts, hobbies, personal expression,?
Published March 2013 atathttp://cindydyer.files.wordpress.com/2013/02/celebrate-home-winter-2013.pdf?I contributed a short article on What home means to me.
Home means sacred space
to me, a place where I can
tune into my inner self and fill
space around me with beauty
and love. I have always been
intrigued by small habitats.
As a child, I wanted to live in
a tree house; I still do. I marvel
at small spaces and am attracted to Japanese small apartment designs. Home means
I am sustainably living a
greener life. A smaller space?
360 sq. ft.?requires less
energy. My building is
located in a park.
The park has a community
garden for residents. This year
I will have my very own raised
bed to maintain. Gardens testify
to green living. I will be raising
pollinator flowers for butterfly
and native bees and culinary
herbs. Home means that I will
make the world around me a
better place for pollinators
and health. The medicine is
in the herbs.
Home means having
adequate workspace for a
computer, printer and copier for
my home office. Home means
having abundant natural light
and open space for Tai chi and
Yoga practice. There is a small
area for resting/sleeping and
viewing TV. I don?t do well
with lounging. I chose a small
woman?s wing back chair and
accompanying oak straight
back chair, with room enough
to practice floor exercises.
My ninth floor suite has
large eight-foot windows,
facing west. The windows
provide a spectacular changing four season landscape.
Home means I can touch the
sky and stars, even though
I am inside. Outside the
window, mighty oaks keep
me company with their
seasonal foliage changes.
At long last, I am free. I am
home and finally living in
my tree house.
?Mary Ellen Ryall
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