A L O H A
From
Honolulu
I am done with the past, the future has plenty of room for change. Cyrille Dayao
Ruellia simplex, Mexican petunia
Whether we remain
the ash or become the
Phoenix is up to us.
Ming-Dao Deng
Doing nothing at all is
often the very wisest thing ...
as the world is a ball and is turning
and everything is in fact
in motion all the time,
doing nothing is not
really doing nothing,
it's allowing things to
move at their own pace.
Niall Williams
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Love You,
Cloudia & Pixie
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Great moon shot! Pixie looks like she's surprised that the earth is spinning underneath her.
ReplyDeleteLove the sky and moon photos.
ReplyDeletePixie is looking beautiful, as always.
It feels good to do nothing sometimes.
Take care, happy Thursday! Enjoy your day!
I am thinking a full moon tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful words. Amazing city sky view. Moon pic great.
ReplyDeleteLoved Pixie's poss :) Greetings.
We love that about doing nothing. Remember before computers and cell phones took over life. People used to sit on the porch and chat with each other or just take in the world, no pressure to be here or there or to check social media? Life was simple and much more stress free. These days one feels like we have to constantly be doing something.
ReplyDelete...keep turning and learning.
ReplyDeleteLoving our blue ball, thanks for reminding me how doing nothing is really wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to having time to do nothing, Cloudia. ;-)
ReplyDeleteAllowing things to move at their own pace is a wise choice, Cloudia. Blessings always!
ReplyDeleteThose are wonderful words and of couse your photos are always beautiful. Hello sweet Pixie! Thanks for joining Angel Brian's Thankful Thursday Blog Hop!
ReplyDeleteCloudia, thank you so much for taking the time to link up!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful Honolulu sky!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous sky.
ReplyDeleteI love the first image. And of course Pixie too. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteWorth a Thousand Words
I see pink toe beans! So cute, doing nothin'. Linda in Kansas
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