Please read my description of this blog in the tab above titled "Finding Joy". I hope you will join me in this journey by taking your own "Small Daily Pauses" and share them here as well. The fun is in the journey!
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Today's "Small Pause"....
I love feeding birds and have several feeders hanging on my back doorstep. I take delight in seeing all my visitors as I pass by my kitchen window. Recently, we have been having visits from an unexpected guest. A gorgeous pheasant who has been feeding below the feeders! Sometimes his cry alerts me to his presence and I run out to the kitchen to see if I can catch a glimpse of him, knowing he might dash away quickly due to his timid nature.
Today, I was thrilled to see him again. I quickly grabbed my camera, jumped up on a kitchen chair and was just about to snap a photo when he rapidly dashed away after seeing my movement in the window. It was so delightful to see him and witness his beauty today. I am determined to snap a photo of him in the near future. Such an elusive guy!!
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What was your "Small Pause" today? Please Share!
Warmly,
Debbie
Hello Debbie,
ReplyDeleteThis is my first visit to your blog. And I am truly impressed ! I also thank Paul, for citing this blog in one of his recent article on learning to see.
I am an ordinary lady with an ordinary life. I have a keen interest in art, music and literature and good food. Among them, Art ( designing, composition ) and literature fascinates me more. Whereas, music and food plays a background score.
I liked your blog very much. You can paint with words as well as with brushes. Loved it ! I'll keep visiting, like those birds on feeders. The only difference is I am always " Hungry for More " :D
Cheers !
Purna.
A Warm Hello Purna!
DeleteWhat a lovely surprise to receive your comment this morning! I am so happy you are enjoying my "Small Pauses" Blog! I loved hearing all about you and don't think you are ordinary at all. You sound very interesting and obviously love creativity! Please come again and feel free to share anytime. I welcome your company--just like the birds at my feeders!
Warmly,
Debbie