Stop and think.
Author: Janet McKee
S – Seascape!
A to Z Challenge – Nature and I


Just sitting by the shore, watching the endless sea, conjures up so many emotions in me.
The slothful seas,
slumbering waves yawn,
ebbing gently onto the shore,
pacific tides humming soft lullabies.
Or
The enraged sea,
swollen with ire,
thunderous rumbles lash out,
the undulating waters pulsate a tempestuous crescendo.
Their enigmatic depths have always been a source of inspiration, awe and fear to some extent. It is as if there is a world of secrets buried beneath their depths. Its ever-changing persona is the only constant. Each current, tide and wave scripts a change in its core, while outwardly it appears to be the same.
No man can step into the same river twice, as it is not the same river and he is not the same man – Heraclitus
Like the sea, experiences, environment and people influence us in many…
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Random Images





Pensive

What are you thinking about?
Q – Quietude!
A to Z Challenge – Nature and I

I love the feeling when the mind wanders and rests at the same time – Pragalbha Doshi
Being immersed in nature, away from people, work and gadgets, is the best gift one can give to self. Reflective solitude in the lap of nature is absolutely therapeutic. Tuning into the flow of nature, being mindful of the present, heeding a listening ear to the little sounds around, can be a profoundly gratifying experience.
In an age of speed, I began to think, nothing could be more invigorating than going slow. In an age of distraction, nothing can be more luxurious than paying attention. And in the age of constant movement, nothing is more urgent than sitting still. – Pico Iyer
For today’s challenge, I am sharing a few pics from my archives where I love to spend time in quietude!
silent dialogues
visceral…
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Easter Greetings Postcard

Genealogy Today
This morning I am going to try to join and participate in a ZOOM meeting on Irish genealogy. The meeting is to be co-hosted by my daughter-in-law. Co-incidentally it is also my first born son’s birthday. born in Dublin of course!


A Collection of Random Images
Feel free to suggest alternate captions.







Road to the Scalp near Enniskerry Ireland
Old postcard

The Scalp
Rounding the Curve

Leaving Ida Culver Care Home – The sweep of the drive
