These peacock feathers have been hidden away in the back of a closet for years. I can’t remember why I put them away but, at the time, I know there was good reason to do so. Anyhow, I’ve recently reclaimed a little space of my own. I have my peacock feathers spread across the back of my desk. Symbolic of balance and harmony, they couldn’t be more perfect for my own little space.
Helping YaYa build his cell cycle poster would have been so bad had he not sprung the whole project on me at 6:30 the night before it was due. Needless to say, we both got through it without killing each other and, by the looks of it, I’d say he might even be happy with how it turned out.
What would morning be without my precious soy latte? When I’m splurging, I toss a little chocolate on top. It makes for a yummy little desert to be enjoyed at the stop light.
It has been said that Lord Shiva dissolves the universe for creation of the next cycle. While your initial thought may be a bad thing, if you change your view of the dissolution to a process, where death and rebirth are both constant, you may find it is a very familiar and not so scary thing.I look at it in much the same way as how things seem to die off in winter only to return with new life when spring arrives.
When the seasons make me feel like I go through some sort of internal death-rebirth process, knowing that I will emerge full of life and new growth brings me much comfort.
Funny but, when I took this picture, I was actually focused on a whole different thing — which my camera refused to focus on. And of all 21 pictures I snapped during yesterday’s run, this one is my favorite.