Melinda J. Irvine
Melinda J. Irvine is a freelance writer, blogger and creative. She writes for business clients and online publications all over the world. When she’s not writing about holistic health and ways to become a more effective writer, Mel is practicing tai chi and supporting the emotional wellbeing of marginalised kids in the Philippines. Sometimes she even has time to cross stitch.
11 responses to “Our Oceans, Our Future”
[…] art by oceans all stretched out our human […]
I just googled Ojibwa, I don’t know a lot about the indigenous people of the Americas. Thanks for reblogging my post, it’s nice to share the love.
I love these pictures! Look how happy these kids are.
these children are from an island in the Philippines. There is no electricity on the island. Every time I visit these children are building something in the sand and decorating it with flowers shells and palm leaves/seeds or laughing enthusiastically while jumping from fishing boats into the water. simplicity.
I love the simplicity. I agree! I thought they were. My husband served a mission there, and I have many Filipino friends. I would love to visit there someday.
I hope you have the opportunity to visit, it can be life changing.
I believe it. Probably makes you appreciate the little things so much more.
Reblogged this on johncoyote and commented:
World ocean day
Beautiful photos. Thank you.
Thanks John, just reading your moving poem on ‘Dreaming of Scotland’.
I love the oceans and the lakes. I’m 1/2 Ojibwa. I’m glad when people have concern for the air, earth and the water.