The concept of ‘safe harbour’ is one that is very important to me in terms of having a sense of security and peace.
Where is your ‘safe harbour,’ dear friends.
Safe Harbour
The concept of ‘safe harbour’ is one that is very important to me in terms of having a sense of security and peace.
Where is your ‘safe harbour,’ dear friends.
SOCIAL BRIDGE ~ Jean Tubridy connecting with you from Ireland 
My safe harbour; the forest and together with trees.
Hi Malin, yes I can empathise about the forest and the trees. Such magic all year round and a great sense of continuity.
Home at my mom and dad’s–in the barn or the corral, feeding Rio and Jenny.
Suz, that sounds like safe harbour, for sure. You paint such a lovely picture. xx
My safe harbour is not a place. But rather that secret part of me that is filled with memory,music, poetry, and the wonder of unfolding life. Does that work?
Hi Stan, yes that works perfectly! A lovely way of putting it ~ a sort of inner sanctum?
I’m with Stan – sometimes I can’t wait to close my eyes to go there x
Emily, thanks for writing. Interesting how many places we can go when we close our eyes.
Lovely post, Jean, and I would have to say my safe harbour is my family and being out in nature. ♥
Thanks Lauren. Hard to beat family and nature, that’s for sure!
Here my blog is my safe harbour.xxx
Interesting point, Willow. I suspect that our blogs are ‘safe harbours’ for many of us.
My safe harbour is Christ Jesus in my heart… as well as any time/place my husband is near 🙂 ❤ ❤
Lovely response, Jackie! Thanks.