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good choices... The thing about doing something absurd is that at first glance the choice appears quite... plausible. It masquerades as an imaginative, possibly even brilliant solution to a perceived problem. And if one has pauses, it is only because there is a faint, far, faraway voice that whispers, this may not go exactly as you plan... In my experience, these choices look very shiny at the get-go. (If they didn't why would we ever knowingly walk into the wall?) I myself have made some excellently absurd choices this week. I shall spare you the details. Suffice it to say, they are fodder for very good stories to come... wishing wellness & wonder & the wherewithal to weather all your best ideas... fia P.S. 'good choices' is available as an art print. click here or on the image above if you'd like to take a closer look... If a friend passed this along to you, click here to sign up & get your own Story of the Day in your in-box every morning...
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getting quiet... For me, getting to the quiet means going analogue... (there is no shortage of irony that I baldly state this while I type on a computer...) Yesterday I had a brief but gorgeous temper tantrum, one of my finest, after I could not figure out how to get on a zoom call I'd really been looking forward to. I tried everything (which is to say, Brian tried everything because he is the one I caterwaul to when technological flunderbijits happen...). But nothing. It was not the end of...
room enough... Happy Easter & Happy Spring to you all & your loved lones. wishing wellness & wonder, fia & brian P.S. 'room enough' is available as an art print. click here or on the image above if you'd like to take a closer look... If a friend passed this along to you, click here to sign up & get your own Story of the Day in your in-box every morning... Flying Edna is the home of the internationally known artists, writers & teachers, Brian Andreas & Fia Skye. Click here to see more of their...
practicing presence... We live in a great neighborhood for walking. Like most of the places on Cape, it's a bit like a rabbit warren, where one road weaves into another, feathering off in a few different directions that eventually loop back, allowing for all sorts of possibilities for routes. It's entirely residential and off the main connector roads, so it's quiet except for the light traffic of those who live here year round. For the last few months, we've been walking the neighborhood....