Yesterday several local groups volunteered to pick up trash on the Hudson, Wisconsin side of the St. Croix River.
Our group walked the sides of the dike road near Bayfront Park. There was trash (boo) - but not very much. Yay!
And as one was looking into crevices between the many rocks there appeared many cobwebs "floating" in the spaces between the stones.
I had to take a few breaks from the hard work (haha) to study some the delicate, yet, tough formations. Dust particulars had lodged in the threads, and were held firm. They glistened in the sun. Simple magical pleasures.
Here is one of many....
And, here is another -
These will remain as reminders that there IS Beauty all around us. Of course, we have to decide what Beauty means to us.
Take a few minutes and write down: What Beauty Means to Me.
I think we do not often give enough thought to what we find beautiful. How the tea canisters are arranged at the local cafe? Cows on sunlit green hillsides? The kinds of fonts we prefer to use while typing?
The tiniest bit of beauty can get one through a wicked tough hour.
And, yes, I am one to also focus on the not-beautiful, and the current state of piles o'stuff beginning to creep back into life.
So it is time again to do for one's home what one willing does for a river.
But be willing to admire the beauty that can be hiding in life's cobwebs as well.
On to the rest of another crazy summer week! Stockholm (WI) Art Fair is this Saturday only. Channeling some kind of calmworkfrenzy into mind and body.
Good Luck, everybody!!!
Fare-thee-well,
Sue
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