Any guesses what this is a picture of?
Mountain Life Lensesâ„¢ may have trouble guessing because their view is up & out – far & wide.
Carrot Life Lenses™ on the other hand, are good at detail. Their focus is down, sharp, precise.
Click on the first link to see a bunch of other examples ….
of …
sand.
Yup. Treasure troves to be found in the details.
Photo Credit: torbakhopper via Compfight cc
My mother-in-law sent me these logos by email, which I credit here for the source. My favourite is the Pittsburgh zoo & aquarium (likely because I live in Africa).
They’re a great example of the value of taking a second look (or third, or fourth…).
Take a look & uncover a new perspective.
I am celebrating 7 years of monthly gatherings with a small, eclectic group of wonderful women. We call ourselves the goddesses. We started meeting because I put out the call. I’d had enough of not seeing my dear friends.  They responded. And have kept responding for 7 years now.
I’m celebrating our commitment to each other, to the power of women & to the bonds of love & friendship.
I’m celebrating the perspective that 7 years brings – of love found, of love lost, of births, of deaths, of separation, marriage & divorce, of child-rearing going smoothly & going sideways, of sweet highs & sorrowful lows & everything in between.
As Maya Angelou says they ‘make me proud to spell my name W O M A N.’
In honour of all we’ve done together, all the witnessing, support, tears & laughter I am sharing this BBC film on goddesses (truth be told I’ve only just started watching it but it looks great).
Enjoy the perspective women & history bring.
This funny perspective came to me from my dear friend & uber dog lover Roman.
There’s always more than one way to look at the same situation.
Goes to show that grammar rules & dogs do more than drool.