Evening-ly hued. {Sowing the seeds of dreams.}

 

 Flames crackle amidst ferns.

Purples are "evening-ly hued"-much more smoky & delicate to the eye of the beholder.

Murmurs of soft conversation drift & spiral upwards with campfire smoke to places twinkling and unseen.

A smooth grey rabbit appears out of nowhere and feels no urge to dart, his gentle eyes gazing upwards at us. Slowly he bounds away, back to whatever task he was on before stumbling upon the likes of us.

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This day was born of that last evening.  I'll let it lead me by the hand to whatever it has in store.  {My input will matter only a little.} For as we are well aware the days themselves will decide what they hold, not us.  We can try to shape them and we should try to shape them but ultimately it comes down to this; when the wave of your day is cresting you ride it-when it lulls you simply float with it until it crests again.  But resist it, and you'll be pulled under into a trough of disappointment or despair. Simply allow the day. 

Dream big-plant a thought seed today.  Today's seed will take fruition tomorrow, or the next day or even in the years to come.  But if you do not plant one you will have more of the same. 

Dreams in all shapes and sizes coming right up....xo

{scroll down for today's earlier post}

Comments

[Kim Mailhot]

I woke up this morning in an "allow the day" frame of mind, body and soul. Isn't it a treat when that happens ? I started wishing it was like this all the time and then stopped my self. Instead I just allowed the moment that IS to be. Grace defined, I think.

May your week be full of allowing.
Big Love to you !

[Tara Bradford]

Dreaming big is the key! Lovely images. xoxox

[Marilyn]

I like the concept of allowing the day to unfold. My day today took a much different turn than I expected and I was pleasantly thrilled. Love your new format on the blog and your pictures a wonderful.

[Robin Laws]

what a clean and lovely blog. and the name.....perfect for you :) i am planting my dream seed this very moment. i needed to read this!
xo