randomness

Saturday, January 29, 2011


beach treasure and a few other photos of random goodness from this past week

more randomness,

When I look out the windows this early morning from my very cozy nest of down & flannel all I see is the palest blue & grey. No early smudge of pinkish orange or lavender this morning announcing the sun's appearance. It's a cloudy, overcast day in the forecast for today after yesterday's spectacular, mild, melting blue sky & sunshine - which we needed. This morning it's back to a winter sky, a monotone blue gradually fading to the purest fresh snow white striped occasionally here and there with the grey of the bare trees.

I miss the colour. I really do but I also love our seasons - winter creates spring, summer creates autumn. I'll search for colour elsewhere, inside.

I have the book The Artist's Way from our library. I cannot explain why it's taken me all these years to embrace Julia Cameron and this book. I guess it doesn't matter. I'm embracing it now.
I have an early morning appointment with the Prince to bring in firewood and then it's a day of creativity, hopefully wide open, here at the teak topped desk. I sure do love a Saturday.




8 comments:

  1. These finds would make a beautiful mosaic!

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  2. Well you know what happens when you show me stuff like your randomness? I get that searcher's itch.

    Must put this energy to use.

    by the way, that randomness is beautiful.

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  3. thanks Shammy Sham !
    how's your girl ? kisses from D + me

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  4. Your beach shards are beautiful. What variety. I am so envious.

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  5. Delightful Susan - you have a great eye for arranging 'randomness' :)

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  6. I adore your wonderful beach treasures. I remember when you posted some of them before. Fascinating.

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  7. Thank you Susan for asking, she's doing much better after giving me the BIG SCARE. Anytime the Sarah doesn't want to eat you know it's not good.

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