I had to create a few more images for this series.
Oh, the amusement of using our mind’s eye to create unusual scenarios.
mind’s eye swimming
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Tag Archives: wonder
Today, I’m choosing…
to imagine a world filled with wonder…this requires some effort, especially when the world doesn’t seem so “wonderfilled” to me right now.
WONDER/noun: a feeling of surprise mingled with admiration, caused by something beautiful, unexpected, unfamiliar, or inexplicable…
Ooh, this definition gives me chills.
Ummm, let’s see…do I want to listen to the news all day, filling myself up with stories that make me feel fearful and angry—OR, do I want to do a little “wonder seeking” that could lead to something interesting that fuels me creatively?
If what we think about grows…
Today, my musings lead me to imagine my daughter, Willa swimming in a tower I photographed by the airport in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. This image made me think about other possibilities of where else she might be swimming and that cracked me up…many more images to come, I’m sure.
mind travel & wanderlust
Florence, Italy
Cork, Ireland
San Francisco, California
Pickstown, South Dakota
Los Angeles, California
wonder • insignificance • rest
Seek wonder—it is everywhere.
I am quite insignificant in the scheme of the world.
Rest is a sign of strength and self-preservation.
Ireland 2016—part two/The Cliffs of Moher
About the Cliffs
The Cliffs of Moher in County Clare, Ireland are on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way. Isn’t that an awesome name for a dramatic shore drive…Wild Atlantic Way? The Cliffs of Moher are 320 million years old. They have been used in films such as Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Father Ted and The Princess Bride. The trails on the Cliffs of Moher are part of network that enables walkers to walk town to town. Inn to Inn.
My husband and I got to see them from the ferry returning from Inisheer (part of the Aran Islands) as well. However, with huge sea swells we were too busy losing our “Full Irish Breakfast” into the sea to take in the beauty all around us. It’s a good thing we spent time walking the Cliffs the day prior. It will be a while before I’ll get in a boat with swells like that again. I’m always glad to have the story though.
