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The Art of Distraction #1



Sometimes when the day starts off foggy, grey, lacking in focus and clarity, 
there's just no other option but to find your colours,
whether they be paint, cloth, clay or collage ~ whatever?
Just so long as they fully submerge the grey stuff, 
if you know what I mean?

Actually Mary came to me with this by way of ~
Regina Brett's 90 Years Celebration of Growing Older ~ Point 17

"It's never too late to be happy, but it's all up to you and no one else"

Sending to ~
Mornings with Mary


Comments

Priti Lisa said…
Yes, I do know...

Your photograph is truly
exceptional...wow!
♥♥
Wonderful photo. Wonderful transformation! The bottom
piece looks like it has a
dragonfly - symbol of joy
and light, and expressing
ourselves creatively! :)
Very nice...
suzanne said…
"to find your colors" - i love this way of thinking and breaking through the gray of a day. today, it was bright but spotted with rain and grayness - and amid it all i found myself straining to find a rainbow across the sky. seeking that possibility of color.
rebecca said…
dear one,
you truly are a harbinger of light. i remember england's pewter skies, all those gray low hanging clouds. quieting the colours of life with a heaviness that seemed to cling to all the edges of life. now, through knowing you; when i think of england all i see is an outpouring of jubilant light!
you colour my world beautiful!
"Now" is an opportune time to be happy, don't you think? :)

Tsunami of Graces
Aaa ah the art of happiness!
Anonymous said…
Yes, I do know what you mean. Lovely pix. xx
Anonymous said…
Sue,
Your images never cease to amaze and delight me.

x...x
Annie Jeffries said…
Yes. We are responsible for our own happiness. Looking inward shows our answer. Outward happiness from others is only fleeting.
Miss Robyn said…
and for me.. sometimes the colours are in the fog :)
I am learning, slowly, to sit with the foggy and dark times.. because for me, there is where i find my wisdom and clarity.. and yes, often Mary is there sitting with me patiently xoxo
your photos are absolutely brilliant!!

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