"Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?"
- Mary Oliver
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for the moment in my wild and precious life, i plan on coveting the photos from your last two posts. and i'm imagining them as two sets of vertical triptics in my bedroom.
One of my favorite quotes, paired with a series of beautiful abstracts. Somehow those shots spoke to me of passion and fearlessness, a message I needed today. :)
This is one of my favorite quotes too... I often revisit it when I need a kick in the pants! This is a summer of change for me, small, quiet changes that will be big later--saving my sanity, helping my health and expanding some creative horizons. Your images are ironically how I'm feeling just now--fuzzy and beautifully mussed...I'm excited! Happy Weekend, Elizabeth.
Great pics, and a very good question! The first thing that popped to mind is that in order to make the most of that one wild and precious life of mine, I'd have to do less planning (or, more accurately, thinking) and more doing...
@josiane: ahhhhh. interesting! that's probably true for me as well.
@alison: me too.
@julie: thanks! they would. i wish i had a million frames. i'd turn my spare room walls into a flower garden. (actually, that's a brilliant idea. must note.)
@chrissy: happy pondering!
@tracy: those sound like good changes to make. we all want you to be sane and healthy. <3
@vivienne: i found the flowers on alberta street!
@meredith: glad i posted them then!
@jen t: that makes me so happy. i can see them on your walls too.
for the moment in my wild and precious life, i plan on coveting the photos from your last two posts. and i'm imagining them as two sets of vertical triptics in my bedroom.
thanks for the beautiful images, pretty lady :)
Posted by: jen t | 06/25/2010 at 07:22 AM
One of my favorite quotes, paired with a series of beautiful abstracts. Somehow those shots spoke to me of passion and fearlessness, a message I needed today. :)
Posted by: Meredith | 06/25/2010 at 07:28 AM
oh my! these images are perfectly matched with the quote!
i love them all.
Posted by: vivienne | 06/25/2010 at 07:45 AM
This is one of my favorite quotes too... I often revisit it when I need a kick in the pants! This is a summer of change for me, small, quiet changes that will be big later--saving my sanity, helping my health and expanding some creative horizons. Your images are ironically how I'm feeling just now--fuzzy and beautifully mussed...I'm excited! Happy Weekend, Elizabeth.
Posted by: Tracy | 06/25/2010 at 07:54 AM
elizabeth!!!
LOVE!
that is the best question...
i am going to think of it all day.
thanks for always encouraging and uplifting me.
loves
c
Posted by: chrissy | 06/25/2010 at 07:56 AM
Beautiful! I love how you've been putting photos together- they'd be gorgeous in a set on a wall.
Posted by: Julie M. | 06/25/2010 at 10:38 AM
beautiful, my dear! i adore may oliver.
Posted by: and flowers pick themselves | 06/25/2010 at 03:58 PM
Great pics, and a very good question! The first thing that popped to mind is that in order to make the most of that one wild and precious life of mine, I'd have to do less planning (or, more accurately, thinking) and more doing...
Posted by: Josiane | 06/27/2010 at 11:45 AM
@josiane: ahhhhh. interesting! that's probably true for me as well.
@alison: me too.
@julie: thanks! they would. i wish i had a million frames. i'd turn my spare room walls into a flower garden. (actually, that's a brilliant idea. must note.)
@chrissy: happy pondering!
@tracy: those sound like good changes to make. we all want you to be sane and healthy. <3
@vivienne: i found the flowers on alberta street!
@meredith: glad i posted them then!
@jen t: that makes me so happy. i can see them on your walls too.
Posted by: elizabeth @ retinal perspectives | 06/27/2010 at 07:12 PM