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Sunday, February 5, 2012

Ice Prisms...


There is innocent wonder
in the
spontaneity
of
living

~

see
what keeps you
unaware



17 comments:

  1. So beautiful. Thank you for helping me start my morning in a luscious way. :)

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    1. Thank you Maria ~ and may we both continue to see life through the eyes of innocence...

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  2. you have had all the weather! yes, to spontaneity! yes to wonder. the trick is to keep it alive, to notice it! thanks for the reminder! brrrr.

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    1. Yes, we have! We got 15 inches of snow from Thursday evening to Saturday morning! Oo-wee... Largest snowfall in Feb in history!

      Yes, keeping the sense of wonder and curiosity alive; seeing life as if for the first time everyday... Need practice with that one :)

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  3. They seem somehow warmer when named ice prisms rather than icicles. I guess, as you say, the experience is in the perception.

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    1. :) ~ I called them that because of the rainbow light that shows through them. Although, when I first spotted them from our house across the street, they were a brilliant gold light, but by the time I got out there to take the picture, the sun had pretty much set - leaving the rainbows in the icicles. And so they reminded me of little prisms :) I thought about calling them frozen tears, but felt that was a little too dramatic :)

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  4. A hard state to maintain. being unaware.

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    1. Yes indeed! Once one has really *seen* it is... :) As you say - "it's not about looking... it IS about seeing..." Love that quote.

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  5. Gotta go with the innocent wonder...nothing better than that.

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    1. :) Yeah, rekindling that sense of wonder again in the way we see the world...

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  6. Oh these are sparkling prisms to be sure, and the words which accompany them are fine reminders that wonders dwell all around us.

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    1. Thank you Cate :) May we always see the wonders around us!

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  7. Love this... such beauty when light meets water ~

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    1. Thank you Cathy... And icicles refract such beauty that I had not noticed before!

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