Goodbyes tarnishfaith, like ashesscattered My heart grows dismissal,craves a balm of connectionseeks quiet harbour Remind me what it feels like to be safebreath nurturing life,love a rhythmic flow In meditationI reach for peaceimagine salvation But this wayward chaosunrestrainedcements me in doubt Tainted intentionsI lift up to the Universea tempest without hope My soul incubates malicea […]
Stories have power. Parents, teachers, public speakers, and therapists understand that the secret to engaging an audience or connecting with others is through illustration: storytelling. I see it in the eyes of the my grandchildren, who love to hear tales of family history. I’ve seen in the eyes of students, when recognition and understanding light […]
One Woman's Quest II 
Lovely response – the sandals are my favorites!
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Thanks!
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I love this! It stirs up different perspectives.
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Thanks!
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The paradox of static yet movement, sandals resting but have been and will be, wonderful image.
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Thanks Paul.
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Most welcome VJ
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Ooh love the flip flops
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Thanks. They made me smile.
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I particularly like the ceramic kittens in their playful, speckled pose.
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Thanks Liz. These are my Mom’s. One of the few belongings she kept with her in the nursing home.
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I can see why she kept them.
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Nice! Well done. Love the bird feeder.
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Thanks John!
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Very creative! 🙂
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Thanks!
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Those slip ons look real comfy!
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Thanks. They are actually my granddaughters, lol.
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I like your perspective on the sandals shot, VJ. And the cats are adorable.
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Thanks Patti.
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The shoes drew me in V.J., and the kitties made me smile. Loved your response this week.
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Thanks Tina!
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VJ, I like the shoes. They speak of the promise of a sunny walk to a nice outside chair, where they can be kicked off as you read. Keith
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Thanks Keith. That’s what I thought too.
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