Sometimes when words fail me, images take their place. Lately words have been failing me, so I’ve been playing with my photo program. I thought I’d share some of the results with you here. You can click on them, to enlarge them.
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Seems like it should be simple enough, doesn’t it?
I’m with you – only use fragrance-free products and organic non-GMO food… Sending you some healing energy and hoping you find some fresh air.
Thank you for using only use fragrance-free products.
Thank you for eating organic non-GMO food, reducing global pesticide levels, and there-by increasing soil, human, and planetary health.
And thank you again! Healing energy and fresh air are always welcome!
So many people don’t (or can’t due to brain fog) read anymore. Sometimes a photo and a small blurb can shake someone up faster than a well written essay. Well done!
Thanks Nina!
Should I admit that I sometimes find my own writing to be (a bit) too long?
My editor goes MIA, gets lost in the fog…
Although I think that between Sesame Street and twitter, the daily neurotoxins and wireless radiation, it’s possible that pretty well everyone’s attention spans have decreased…
My hope is that if I can find a few short words and an image that catch my attention (and can put them together decently enough (note that I’ve had to let go of perfection here, between my brain and the free software, we’re dealing with a lot of make-do compromises, that maybe I can learn how to make more out of eventually), they might catch someone else’s eye and mind for a moment too…