There is room in everyone's life for positive thoughts. Life goes on more smoothly, efficiently and with greater zest when you think of the "half full glass".
I hope to keep a record of my world as I see it. As I feel it. As I hear it. As I live it...
Carpe Diem!
. . Here is the original picture I took in 2006 of the hibiscus I love to pieces! I have two of them and they were hit by the freeze in December. They are coming back now and will be fine for the summer. I call these the sunset hibiscus. . . I wanted to learn how to alter photos and Karl gave me a quick tutorial tonight. I can't wait for more lessons!!! .
. Thoughts bending flexible, allowing for any possibility, like supple palm trees bowing in abeyance to forceful winds, elastically swaying, shifting from rigidity to fluidity, while rooted in humility,
Small thinking anchored in well-being, a liquid state of mind detached from outcome, flowing within a living oneness, a soft resilient patience, a natural harmony, strong and free, Accomplishing great deeds, conquering without striving, like running water eroding rock, Dying inside the moment of being alive, trusting the usefulness of uselessness, Ending conflict by showing love, Curious, rather than afraid, Finding happiness within the space of not doing anything, just the space of being done. . Gordon Neumann 8/6/2007 .
. Theodor Geisel was born today in the year 1904. Check it out here. . What was your favorite Dr. Seuss book? Mine was "The Lorax", although, "Oh, The Places You'll Go" is a close second! .
Mother of two with lots to do, half-full-glass thinker, try to take better care of myself since turning 45, I walk to maintain/lose weight, if I had to lose one of the two major senses, ie vision or hearing, I would choose to lose my eyesight because I couldn't imagine not being able to listen to music for the rest of my life..I really don't want to lose either!