They forgot his works and the wonders that he had shown them. (Psalm 78:11 ESV)
“It’s so easy to look around and notice what’s wrong.” (Melody Beattie)
These two sentences struck me today. How easy it is to forget. How easy it is to notice what’s wrong.
I haven’t been blogging. I have ideas, and then they fizzle out. I wanted to get back to prompts and inspiration. I wanted to wax eloquent about the changing of seasons, or to lament my lack of motivation.
Instead, I’m going to pose a question to myself, and to you:
What’s right? With you? With life? With the world we live in?
And then I’m going to leave you with some stuff.
Some photos that could be categorized as “something is wrong,” or maybe not. What if we looked at these photos and asked, “What is right? What is good? What evidence of abundance can I find?”
And just a little more stuff to ponder…
I wanted to share the final post in the pilgrimage series
and Sylvia’s reflection on the art piece I shared last week.
And one last quote: “The purpose of negativity is usually annihilation.” (Melody Beattie, The Language of Letting Go)
Don’t forget it’s okay to dialogue with me or the quotes, photos, etc. Agree or Disagree. Make your argument, it’s good for the soul!
souldare 
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