"Take a moment
out of your timeline to think..
Create clearly.
Slow down.
Use thought wisely.
It is your paintbrush...
in creating your own tapestry."
"To see a world in a grain of sand,
And a heaven in a wild flower,
Hold infinity in the palm of your hand,
And eternity in an hour."
~William Blake
I came back to walk this path.
There were still gladiola wildflowers on the wayside.
The others have already wilted.
I thought, "Life is short!"
So, I took time to have photo ops with the flowers ☺
I always find joy in God's creation
and all things great and small.
Everyday that I passed them by,
they have looked ordinary.
But they do, in some other way,
always take my breath away.
It is in one's power
to create the happy moments.
Like a mushroom popping out overnight
in a different form and color,
life's bliss are summoned even in the most unexpected places.
Do not be caught in the web of time,
and get tied up with the intricacies of life.
"Forget about the questions and answers of Life.
If life is a book,
If life is a book,
it is meant for you to write your experiences in it.
The beautifully you experience,
The beautifully you experience,
the exquisite and long lasting their effects on the readers."
Vikas Gill
Vikas Gill
Be happy.
You can only recreate the happy moments
if you make every moment happy ♥
The elusive wild "pinit" berry
gave my childhood the excitement of finding them along the way.
I still feel that rush of happiness
of discovering them.
"Love the moment,
and the energy of that moment will spread beyond all boundaries."
~ Corita Kent
~ Corita Kent
Spotting a giant fern gets me thrilled. It makes me smile☻
"Smile will be complete when it begins with your heart, reflects in your eyes and ends with a glow on your face."
"Smile will be complete when it begins with your heart, reflects in your eyes and ends with a glow on your face."
A spray of wild flowers make me come alive!
There are a thousand reasons in this world to make me smile
☺
Paradise is where I am.
~VoltaireAnd thanks to those who sustain the happy times which make those moments worth recreating.
With Richard D. Egmalis