Change is the only constant. Sometimes we expect it...like the change of seasons...
and it is almost pleasant.
Other times...
it hits us
like a ton of bricks...
coming seemingly out of nowhere-
piercing clear through our soulful self...
leaving us
without
the
right
words.
We struggle to find the light at the end of the tunnel.
Today,
I post this in love and friendship...
for JGL...back "home"
but living in a brand new world.
"Continuity gives us roots;
change
gives us branches,
letting us stretch and grow and
reach new heights."
~Pauline R. Kezer
"Cactus Monday"
16 comments:
Those are BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!
Yes, sometimes that ton of bricks is difficult to stack up neatly and then it happens again. Love the illio.
Beautiful work to see and words that echo the thoughts of a like mind..
http://winnaswprld.blogspot.com
What heartfelt work!
Wonderful colors;
Wonderful theme,
and the lovely poem,
so true.
Thank you! You made me cry ~ but that's not unusual these days! I can feel all of you lifting me up! You can't know how much it means to me! You & your blog have become the peaceful moment of my day. Thank you again for caring. Love, JGL
Lovely designs with striking colours.
Beautiful Margaret!!
Just beautiful
Thank you, Margaret for the beautiful art and equally beautiful words. Although meant for JGL, I'm sure they touch many of our hearts.
I hope the changes affecting JGL can be worked out for good! It's so hard to face change that isn't welcome, yet must be gone through. Your hearts are beautiful - I love how you switch them out with colors.
Oh Margaret, these are just beeee-youuuuu-teeee-ful! Just too pretty. My best to JGL. I hope all is good for her soon, whichever road is taken.
Margaret- your post hit me right between the eyes!!! So true about change! You know I think I like this art using yellow so much! The black, white and yellow just look fantastic together...in a heart clump of roots! Awesome!!!
Beautiful art for your friend's changes. I'm sure it helped a lot.
beautiful. it reminds me of the words:
'it's a woman's prerogative to change her mind, and a man's to mind the change!'
Wow, Margaret, beautiful beautiful beautiful. Your work reminds me of a bio on Raoul Dufy who ended up being very designerly, like you, and designed walls, fabric, ceramics. Submit your work! : )
just a stunner. wow.
a simply gorgeous design and I love how you worked it twice. Do some more of this theme. It's a keeper!
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