Daydreaming

Daydreaming is something I've done since I was a young school girl.  Later I learned that this form of letting ones mind wander is called meditation.  In elementary school it got me in trouble, meaning I was reprimanded by the teacher.  Being a very sensitive child I burst into tears and was sent to the girls lavatory until I could pull myself together.  I would then take this time to stare out the window to continue my daydreams.

Hawk in flight that I saw harassing some crows.  The crows made a great commotion 

This cloud is spirally and looks like a crab man or spider angel

Looking for a rabbit cloud on Easter Sunday this is the closest I got

The Bradford Pear Tree was and still is a cloud of white blossom buzzing with bees

A little bee butt or are they really yellow jacket wasps?  I wonder why wasps don't make honey

Clouds, birds, skies,  blossoming trees, insects.  Imagine the possibilities just using those subjects to create a magical world.  I still daydream and I get very excited when I spot a great cloud or a bird in flight.  Now I take photos to capture the imagery.

Art Inconnu - Little-known and under-appreciated art.

Art Inconnu - Little-known and under-appreciated art.

The Social Media Trend

I'm hooked on taking photos, sometimes manipulating them with an app, sometimes not and posting them on Facebook, my blogs, or instagram.    I wonder if this trend will continue until I die.  I am connecting more with people on line than in the actual real world.  It worries me.  I'm not so worried that I'm going to quit yet.  So here are two pictures I took.  One yesterday, the other today.  

Millifiori still-life

Squirrel in Plane Tree