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TimeBlock is perfect for my Trails Life Inner Goddess

Posted by Lee Hiller on September 29, 2017
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Time Block Trails Life

Don’t it always seem to go
That you don’t know what you’ve got til its gone…
~ Joni Mitchell

Lee Hiller Cartoon Tai Chi

Most people think of a type A personality when someone says they are a multitasker.  I see my multitasker self in ever flowing actions direct out of Love.   Never trying to fight the energy of life but working with it to create.

I  used this talent in my 30s as an Instructional Design Engineer in the IT industry as a Project Manager.  Working with multiple groups of talented people to achieve a common goal.  In my early 40s and the next decade I had a vintage clothing and collectibles business online shipping over 11,000 packages.  Individual tasks for my online business included restoring, photographing, listing and shipping each item.  In my early 50s it was a journey back to pursue passions from my youth.   Photography (especially nature), art and design became elements of my brand.

In each phase of my life I was the calm in seas of chaos.  My mind felt like the ultimate super computer processing complex ideas through the filter of my heart.  As 60 approached I could feel a slight slowdown of my processing speed.  Sometimes it took me longer to pull up the data in my mind.  Frustration had become an unwelcome visitor.

Twenty-Four days ago I began taking TimeBlock vegan superfood supplements.  From the very first day I felt the fog of frustration lifting.  My brain is organized like a card catalog and the ability to pull up information was returning.  Thanks to TimeBlock I am embracing the return of my multitasking Inner Goddess. Productivity is once again my faithful friend.

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Have a wonder-filled day!
Lee

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Call to Action: Stop Congress From Selling OUR Public Lands

Posted by Lee Hiller on January 22, 2017
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View of National Forest from Hot Springs Mountain

View of National Forest from Hot Springs Mountain

In the middle of the night Congress decided too set in motion a plan to devalue OUR public lands.  Why? So they can more easily sell them and make it appear that it was a profit for the Federal Government.  They made this a first priority and it is my opinion they will move quickly to sell these properties.

House GOP rules change will make it easier to sell off federal land

Demand Congress stop the ‘fire sale’ of ALL OUR public lands including but not limited to National Forests, Wildlife Refuges, BLM properties. These lands belong to the tax payers not a single political party. Do not let them loot our birthright and sell them for logging, strip mining, oil drilling and/or to foreign companies/governments.

Our public lands create bridges for migration of multiple species which keep the ecosystem healthy for a wide variety of outdoor activities. The land is also part of a natural underground series of aquifers which produce fresh water for our survival.

Call your House Rep and 2 Senators EVERY Monday (202) 225-3121 takes about 3 min., so get family and friends to participate too!  Yes  YOU >> Hiker, Climber, Birder, Hunter, Fisherman, Nature Photographer and Environmentalist this is something on which we can all agree.

Once sold, OUR public lands will be forever lost in the needless sale to line the pockets of our politicians who voted for this action.

Lake Ouachita State Park Mist on the Lake view of National Forest

Lake Ouachita State Park Mist on the Lake view of National Forest

HSNP Male Summer Tanager

HSNP Male Summer Tanager

Dances with Light on the Trails - Monarch Butterfly

Dances with Light on the Trails – Monarch Butterfly

The light was perfect then Boom!

Posted by Lee Hiller on January 18, 2017
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The weather has been erratic the past month and the weather service has been less tan stellar in its predictions.  One moment the light is perfect, you find some lovely early blooming wildflowers and then darkness begins to creep into your shots.  Another minute passes and you realize it is time to get off the mountain. Black clouds begin to cover the once luminous morning sky.  Then in the distance a rumble to let you know hiking should become more like a jog to get below the tree line and home.

Love to ALL!
Lee

When you #OptOutside Please remember to be mindful of…

Posted by Lee Hiller on December 12, 2016
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HSNP North Mountain Whitetail Deer

HSNP North Mountain Whitetail Deer

Special Thanks to my beloved husband Rick for spotting them deep in the tangle of the trees…

When you are out on the trails please remember to be mindful of the Deer who will like be giving birth again in late December or January. They are usually in groups of three. Please keep your dogs on leash… they are seen as predators by the wildlife. We are visitors in their home.

Love to ALL!
Lee

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The rains of summer fell upon the Forest like waves crashing against the shore

Posted by Lee Hiller on August 22, 2016
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The rains of summer fell upon the Forest like waves crashing against the shore.  Storms lined up one after another pummeling the earth. Weeks passed into months until one day the rain ceased its barrage. Sunlight revealed the late summer Forest had been transformed to the lush green of early May.  Spring it seemed did not know it was late August in Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas.

Love to ALL!
Lee