Thursday
Aug092007
seeing
We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are.
— Anaïs Nin
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Reader Comments (7)
hmmm....i like this quote.
thanks for sharing.
k
Anais Nin is amazing...so is this photo. Thank you--for this and for the meditation on senses. I appreciated it!
Love,
D.
This is perfect.
Liz, thanks so much for your recommendations for Portland. I'll be sure to check out this crafty wonderland on Sunday--I'm sure we won't have headed back to Seattle by that point. And I'll ask about this goldfish thing as well. It sounds...intriguing.
This is just a common weed around here, but you made it beautiful.
I have always meant to read Anais Nin, but never have. Must put her on my list.
Julie
Wonderful pic Liz & thank you so much for the quote ... what a great reminder. xx, JP/deb
This is a dandylion - I'd know it anywhere! When I was small I would play amongst them, make dandylion necklaces, sniff them to see if nectar landed on my nose (if it did, it meant I liked butter) and I was once stung by a bee who had landed on a dandylion I also chose to land upon. So, yes, I am seeing this dandylion in my context and I love them!