Social Distancing #5
As kids we use to lay on the front lawn, looking up at the clouds in the sky. We would study the clouds and try to find unique shapes such as turtles, rabbits, angels.
Even now, when I see clouds, I look up and try to find familiar shapes.
I was enjoying the frosty morning on the deck. At my feet I noticed interesting frosty shapes on the decking.
What do you see??
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What do you see?
Did you see cave man drawings? The Cartwright Ranch from Bonanza? An ancient Spanish Galleon Sailing among the waves? A treasure map? A face? Animals? A crown on a dragons head?
Thank you for taking the time to check out my photos. I know with Isolation and Social Distancing things are tough for us all! I hope my photos created a smile or maybe even something to discuss!
Until tomorrow!
Keep safe
Jewels
"A true sign of intelligence is not knowledge, but, imagination"
(A. Einstein)
Albert Einstein was quoted as saying “Imagination is more important that knowledge. For knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the entire world, stimulating growth, giving birth to evolution”. Imagination is the ability to form mental imagery, without the assistance of the senses, of object or event that do not exist in the present, or the past. In fact it has an influence in everything we do, think or create and in every profession. It is the one true freedom, that no one can take from you, to be creative and provides hope and dreams for the future. We never lose our childhood imagination, but as an adult it is more socially acceptable to call it “creativity”.
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