You can spend your time regretting the past or worrying about the future, but spinning your wheels thinking about such things is meaningless!
Dogs live in the moment…and so can we. We can appreciate every day as it comes and be grateful when the sun shines upon our face. It is really quite simple…when we live in the present, there is more time for a conscious life.
Every time they traveled from one part of the park to another, the adults would require that everyone hold hands. It earned my attention. I appreciate this type of respect for one another…and others!
Notice the young girl in the black shorts. She dutifully complied with the rules but wasn’t going to give up on her soda. She is going to survive just fine.
He is either a Banker, Lawyer or Mechanical Engineer. As someone who often finds security and order inside the box, I can dig it!
They travelled from the beach to the shore all day long. Sometimes together. Sometimes apart. It was over and over…Back To Back.
Just a young couple in love who didn’t know what to do next.
And there he was. The blink of an eye. My camera settings were not what I would prefer, but it still tells a great story…and isn’t that the point?
Being confident requires a realistic sense of one’s abilities…and most importantly…feeling secure in that knowledge.
After observing theses ladies for several hours, it was obvious that they were self assured in their being and all that goes along with the attitude. I appreciate this confidence and aspire to remember this story whenever I lack courage.
On the outside, a kaleidoscope is an intriguing yet unassuming object. Inside, however, the interplay of inclined mirrors, broken pieces of glass and light create a mesmerizing pattern. It is amazing, stunning, and uniquely complicated.
If you shake it up, altering what is there, you can see something new… something equally beautiful…but only if you take the time to hold it up to the light and look inside.
Sometimes there’s a vibe.
Have you ever passed someone on the street, your eyes meet for a split second and you thought “this is a person I would like to get to know?”
I was down on the pavement trying to get an upward angle for the shot. He was in the last 100 yards of a 90 mile race. He acknowledged my attention with a smile, a two finger wave…and was gone.
I never post photographs on this website of a member of my family or personal friends….Until now!
She was always in hot pursuit of the crabs that dwell in the foothills of the dunes. Once upon a time, with a perceptive look upon her face, she told me that sand crabs were by nature solitary creatures who occasionally enjoyed her attention…and to this day, I still believe her!
