I find myself in the woods every morning with my lover, climbing our loaned mountain, which we have named Mount Brown, after my lover’s family. It is where I need to be. We live in a small home, 37’/49’, just to look at the earth when we are not walking on it. We are a sparse couple, few things bring us joy, and we try to keep ourselves close to those things: God in Christ, our family, his earth and animals, deep meaning for personal worship, our neighbors, and working with our hands. We touch each other! Throughout the day, we connect our love, souls, and beings by being close. I am normally quiet; my wife likes to talk. I am a greater seer; she likes to dance, and I enjoy seeing her dance greatly. We have few needs that aren’t met by God, and each other, and the three of us in the woods, lakes, and mountains. It is a simple life of divine and exquisite meaning.
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