There are no days in life so memorable as those which vibrated to some stroke of the imagination.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
It’s early morning, the icy cold air feeling like needles on my face as I walk, searching for inspiration. For the light touch of my imagination, for some unexpected gift, camera in hand half looking, half dreaming, I looked up…there it was…
At first, I thought it was a dream, the flutter was so brief it could have easily been my restless mind. Something made me look up again. There on the left against the wall of the sleepy house I saw it coming back to feed again and again. Who knew hummingbirds were still here this time of year? Smiling at the odds of finding such a beautiful treasure, under those peculiar circumstances, seeing it as a good omen taking me in the right direction.
How is NaNoWriMo going? did you ask. The recompense of my writing is still carefully hidden under the words I write. Typing them however is getting somewhat easier as I become a bit more trusting of the whole process. It still feels like pain though, the subtle lingering kind. In some strange way I know this is how it has to be, at least for me. So I keep at it, amazed by the whole experience and wondering how long until it becomes easier…
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Beautiful!! 🙂
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I felt so lucky that day 🙂
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This is a wonderful blog. I love all your pictures complete with the captions.
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So is your blog Ubecute and I love visitingit, I’m glad we met 🙂
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Thank you :))
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hoping the writing is still coming along…even with pain…its a birthing, so the pain is expected you know…
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It’s coming along, and I find it quite appropriate you compare the whole process to birthing…I can’t wait for my bundle of words 😉
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smiles…so cool…i used to work with a kid that had tons of them that would visit his porch…..we had a few at our place this summer….pretty amazing to watch…..hope you are moving right along in your writing…smiles.
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The hummingbird made me smile and gave me a bit of hope. It was fun to try to photograph 🙂
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How magical to see a hummingbird. A really, really good omen. I am sending writing vibrations through the ether to you, wrapped in an envelope of belief in yourself.
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Feeling the love, Soosie , bless you xo
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How lovely to discover a hummer! They do disappear around here altogether and come back the second week in May. So, yes- I would take that as a good omen! Write all the way through it- just keep going…
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It feels like such a labourious process…thank you for cheering me on sweet Vicky
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Have faith in yourself Anyes! *hugs*
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Emma, i am so happy to see you here. Thank you for your kind words xo
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