Finding Wisdom, Courage and Grace on the road less traveled.
I’ve been obsessed with the Holstee Manifesto since it started circulating the net last year. They just came out with a wonderful video and I’m posting it below. I’m so thankful for companies, like Holstee, who force us to examine our lives and inspire us to make the most of our precious time here.
The Holstee Manifesto Lifecycle Video from Holstee on Vimeo.
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Hi there! I'm Denise. I share my name with Dionysia, the Greek god of wine, pleasure and joy. I'm a photographer, writer, marketer vagabond. I take photographs of enchanted places and the people seduced by them. This blog is an account of the wisdom, joy and grace that I've encountered along the way, and a place where I showcase some of my favourite photographs.
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Hey Denise!
You probably don’t remember me, but I met you a few times back when you were at UBC. I’m Jenny Dix-Cooper’s friend, Adam. I think we all went skiing together, once. Anyways, LOVE your blog. Jenny told me to check it out when I started travelling 4 months ago, and I’ve been following it ever since. The movie above…thank you so much for sharing it. Travelling has made me question all sorts of things, especially, “Why am I travelling?” I still haven’t quite figured it out, yet, but I feel like I’m close. And I firmly believe in doing what you love…otherwise, what’s the point? Keep on loving life!
Adam
Adam!! Of course I remember you! I actually looked you up a few weeks ago and discovered that you’re on an amazing biking adventure! Congratulations. I’m so happy for you and so curious about how the journey is going so far. I totally understand when you say that you’re not really sure why you decided to travel, you just know that you had to. I felt the same way when I spent some time off a few years ago. Sometimes the soul just needs to explore. The amazingness of it all won’t really reveal itself until much much later. =) I will follow your blog. Keep writing. And stay in touch. How long are you planning on being on the road for?