...because in both of us there's always movement, renewal, surprises. I have never known stagnation. Not even introspection has been a still experience... ~Anais Nin
(Art is by one of my favorite American Artist, Steve Hanks)
stagnation = not knowing what to do, how to change things for the better, how to solve problem...oooh sounds a little like me sometimes~ repent3x! still work in progress...
Hello Gail, thanks for the visit. Have lovely New year! xoxo
Steven, Anais Nin is one woman I would love to have been friends with. I love her thoughts. Have a wonderful week! xoxo
Lenore, sounds a whole lot like me as of late.:( My brain has taken a trip to Venus or somewhere out there, and it doesn't want to return. Wishing you a lovely week! xoxo
This Nin quote really resonates with me, Debra. I feel strongly that people never stagnate.
A person may idle in one place for a very long time, and to an outsider it may appear that they are not growing or changing at all... but on the contrary, I believe that our hearts & minds are constantly in a state of flux. It's the very nature of being human.
Nin said it much more poetically, though! That painting (?) is great, btw. It even looks photo-realistic.
I am in complete agreement with you, Anthony. Even when we feel we are stagnant, we are growing.
The artist Steve Hanks is the artist who painted the painting. His paintings do have a photographic appearance to them. Look him up, his art is beautiful.
xoxo
P.S. I hope you are staying warmer than I am. It is so darn cold here. It's snowing again tonight, like we need more of that stuff. We had a blizzard last weekend, and it is supposed to be worse this weekend. YUK!!! I am ready for spring. I need to see green.:)
that is a hell of a quote!!! i have felt like i have been stagnating for years on end, but i am big on introspection, so maybe i am not as bad off as i think! humph!
Happy New Year Sixpence! What a beautiful picture and lovely post. Wishing you a wonderful year, with many blessings, much love and happiness, and good health.
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Oh how beautiful...the pictue and the quote.
xxx DJ
Thanks DJ.
Have a beautiful week! xoxo
Wonderful and so true of many of us.
well sixpence, the whitman and the nin quotes are both powerful beautiful and mind-opening!! have a lovely day. steven
stagnation = not knowing what to do, how to change things for the better, how to solve problem...oooh sounds a little like me sometimes~ repent3x!
still work in progress...
Great new week~xo as always*
Hello Gail, thanks for the visit. Have lovely New year! xoxo
Steven, Anais Nin is one woman I would love to have been friends with. I love her thoughts. Have a wonderful week! xoxo
Lenore, sounds a whole lot like me as of late.:( My brain has taken a trip to Venus or somewhere out there, and it doesn't want to return. Wishing you a lovely week! xoxo
This Nin quote really resonates with me, Debra. I feel strongly that people never stagnate.
A person may idle in one place for a very long time, and to an outsider it may appear that they are not growing or changing at all... but on the contrary, I believe that our hearts & minds are constantly in a state of flux. It's the very nature of being human.
Nin said it much more poetically, though! That painting (?) is great, btw. It even looks photo-realistic.
I am in complete agreement with you, Anthony. Even when we feel we are stagnant, we are growing.
The artist Steve Hanks is the artist who painted the painting. His paintings do have a photographic appearance to them. Look him up, his art is beautiful.
xoxo
P.S. I hope you are staying warmer than I am. It is so darn cold here. It's snowing again tonight, like we need more of that stuff. We had a blizzard last weekend, and it is supposed to be worse this weekend. YUK!!! I am ready for spring. I need to see green.:)
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Loving your new blog look love.
Happy New Year. May 2010 be the best year in every way.
that is a hell of a quote!!! i have felt like i have been stagnating for years on end, but i am big on introspection, so maybe i am not as bad off as i think! humph!
happy new year to you!
Happy New Year!
very beautiful post. Happy New Year and I wish you many good photos in 2010!
Happy New Year Sixpence!
What a beautiful picture and lovely post.
Wishing you a wonderful year, with many blessings, much love and happiness, and good health.
Hugs
Carolyn
love her work - and just yesterday stopped and read her for a while! wonderful post!
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