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" For what human ill
does not dawn
seem to be
an alleviation? "
Thornton Wilder
Sky is perfect - What is that dark spot?
" Sadness flies
on the wings of the morning . . .
comes the light. "
Jean Giraudoux
Van Gogh
' Fighter Aircraft '
AKA: The 'dark spot' from the photo above this one.
" I think an artist has always
to be out of step with his time. "
Orson Welles
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A Powerful Tool For You
1. Inhale a full breath comfortably.
2. Inhale just a little bit more.
3. Hold breath for a beat.
4. Blow it all out through an imaginary straw.
5. Your parasympathetic nervous system has been re-set.
You are ready for a fresh start.
You're Welcome!
leave a comment :-)
warmly, cloudia
I just had a big lunch. I bet that activated my parasympathetic. :)
ReplyDeleteVery Van Gogh. Our life is our art.
ReplyDeleteOh, I do love the early morning - it's so peaceful. Just like your shots!
ReplyDeletehow do you like your pool? must be refreshing on a hot, humid day in October.
ReplyDeleteIndeed it looks like a fighter plane. But what would he really intend with it?
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
The 'Van Gogh' is a joke. It is a close up of the middle photo :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting today!
Thanks for the reminder to take a deep breath every so often!
ReplyDeleteIt would be a very strange painting by Van Gogh indeed. The Orson Wells quote is spot on :-).
ReplyDeleteawesome !
ReplyDeleteLove the Thornton Wilder quote. And, as always, your photos. Also your timely reminder to breathe. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThank you Cloudia... I needed a daily Hawaiian vacation today. Not doing was not doing so hot earlier today but now that I have seen your lovely pictures and interesting quotes, I have stopped clenching my teeth, and have taken a deep breath, I do feel better!
ReplyDelete*SMILE*
ReplyDeleteI wish you a nice Sunday, dear Cloudia!
ReplyDelete:D
Ciao from Italy.
Oh, so needed that! I enjoyed this post, and I enjoyed the images and quotes.
ReplyDeleteI will try that breath thing a few more times. It feels great!
Ciao Dear Sistahs!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing what we can do with computers these days, amazing that you could crop that tiny piece of your photo so we could actually see what the black dot was, AND turn it into an artwork at the same time haha! Brilliant Cloudia! Enjoy your Sunday.
ReplyDeleteAh patooey, back on the mainland from my visit to the Islands, but I've been breathing very nicely, thank you, with your guidance and blog, and the scenery of Comfort Isles. The pilot would love your enlarged Van Gogh version of his flight. Aloha, DrumMajor
ReplyDeleteI'm ready for a new start. Really.:)
ReplyDeleteGood sunday from Italy
Brunella
Hey - I did that breath thing. :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome post, darling!
ReplyDeleteI needed a fresh start :)
xoxox,
CC
That deep breath thing works like magic!
ReplyDeleteYour blog and your writing soothes the mind. I love my visits here! Aloha, amiga! xo
ReplyDeleteI have been to a Van Gogh art exhibition in Vienna few years ago. It was AWESOME! haha, each time I get upset, my Quay Lo always ask me to take a deep breath and it does calm me down and makes me feel better.
ReplyDeleteNice shots, Claudia!
ReplyDeleteI mean, Cloudia! Sorry about that!
ReplyDeletei dreamed of Hawaii last night; My son and I lost in the hills above Aiea. that happened twenty years ago. I so miss Oahu.
ReplyDeletegorgeous shots!
ReplyDeletealoha!
I'm turning blue!
ReplyDeletewait---Thank God--I kept on reading!
Hugs,
John
Thank YOU :-)
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