Blurred Vision

One drop of rain does not a storm make. - Theresa M

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Water drops from dew on flowers and leaves are an abundance of refreshment for little bugs.  Be careful, don’t drown in them, you bugaroos.  

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So I guess when rain falls, that must be like a humongous storm to the little creatures.  Torrential rain for them is a mere shower for humans.

The perspective of every living creature in life thus varies.  And as far as humans go, there are millions of perspectives, each person choosing their own version.  From the fantastic to the fanatical, the realist to the OMG-are-you-kidding-me!  Too bad there is so much fighting and stupid behaviors that many people dwell on.

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My belief may not change your belief, and likewise.  There has got to be a better way to deal with differences.  They can be found if more would practice acceptance, tolerance, compassion…oh, wait.  That is my belief.  What’s yours?        Theresa M

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Wishes for Everyone

Make a wish!  Ha!  I ran across this pic on social media (original source unknown)

            

Actually that is my wish!  A cat!  Right now I have three.  Love them dearly.

Everyone wishes for something.  From having lots of money, to simple things, like a nice sunny day.  Wishes are bits and pieces of dreams, dreams that come and go.  It gets hard to remember a whole dream as soon as you start to awaken.  Thus, I believe that a wish is a fragment of your dream.

Wishing upon a star - wonder where that idea came from?  Does it represent how far-fetched a wish is?  Or simply having that feeling of how powerful the universe is, that putting a wish out there in the wide expanse of space will help to make that wish come true right here within one’s self?  You know, like believing in a Higher Power. 

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Wish you were here, wish you were there.

Make a wish, we’ll see each other somewhere.

Wish you well.          Theresa M

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Picture This

Remember taking pictures with real cameras, not phone cameras?  We didn’t have a camera for most of my childhood, so there are very few pictures from then,  Not even any baby ones.  There were some school ones though.  

me about 4 or 5

As a young adult I had different cameras, nothing too expensive.  We used to not have previews, like we do now, so we would have to wait till the whole film roll was used up, then send it in by mail to get results back in a week or more.  It took sooooo long!  But then the Polaroid One-Step arrived!  Wow!  Cutting edge! 😆

Boy, we are all so spoiled today.  Since we all have pictures in our phones and computers, physical copies aren’t made as often.  But it is good to have real prints to frame and share.  I noticed recently that I did not have actual prints of some of my cats, so I got them.  Of course now I just use the ones on computer to order them and it only took a few days to receive them (I was just too lazy to pick them up at local photo store).  

Now I will title/date them on the back, then put them in a photo album.  They will be in my collection with all the years past.

Memories.  Prints of them. Frame your scene the way you want to.  For now, mine is the old-fashioned way. 🙂     Theresa M

Luke, Merci and Lilly