Monday, February 03, 2014

a deep breath

Timeless thoughts of a winter’s stare;
Eyes glazing over a landscape bare …
 from Michael Barron's
A Winter’s Epiphany

A few days away from suburbia.
Quiet expanses to gaze upon.
Take a deep breath.
Restoring.
Sometimes I forget to take a deep breath.
Do you?

26 comments:

  1. Oh my gosh Podso the pictures are just so beautiful, love them, even though it was hard to get my eyes off the pink cookies, but once I did the pictures were too pretty...

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  2. These pictures took my breath away. They are so much of what I see in Michigan in the summer and I miss it so. You have a new header and I love it too.

    XO,
    Jane

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  3. Sometimes that's exactly what's needed!

    Beautiful photos!

    Deanna

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  4. Just looking at these photos of peace and tranquility made me slow down and take a deep breath. We all need those times of respite and restoration - I'm hoping you will return feeling well.

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  5. Indeed I do forget! I love my life of home and routine and the day-to-day. So much, in fact, that I sometimes don't realize when I need a deep breath of refreshment.

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  6. Beautiful scenery always make me stop and take a breath. We are fortunate to live where we do and take a morning beach walk. The view always makes me stop and savor the moment.

    Beautiful photography of a lovely location.

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  7. I just love your "sweet" new header! The winter shots are lovely too...every season has it's own unique beauty, doesn't it?

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  8. A lovely spot to pause and refresh yourself. I need that pause as well.

    Best,
    Bonnie

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  9. WOW!!!!!!!! Those pictures are wonderful and yes..I took a deep breath. I need to do that more often, and I too will drive away from the crowded houses to see the country side.
    Thanks

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  10. Beautiful scenes...calming...do I forget to take a breath? All too often!

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  11. What beautiful photos! I do sometimes forget to breathe. A LOT, actually. I get so caught up with things, and so busy, that I get to going too fast! I am frustrated with the fact that I simply cannot do what I used to do. I am feeling my age, I am afraid. And now must MAKE myself sit and rest!
    xo Kris

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  12. I like these scenes and how much they resemble my recent ones only minus the snowy landscape. Enjoy your day.

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  13. Thank you for the reminder to take a deep breath and to notice what lies off in the distance.

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  14. Sometimes I really do!
    Smiles,Dottie

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  15. Podso,
    I'm wired for multi~tasking and constantly on the go! After surgery this past Autumn, I feel as if I'm MONTHS behind!!!
    That being said, even the Tai Chi Instructor tells me to "slow down". "Mr. Ed" smiles and quietly says, "That'll never happen". BUT, ocassionally, I stop and smell the roses. . . and at times, I exhale!!!
    Thank you for this beautiful photographic reminder, dear friend!!!
    fondly,
    Pat

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  16. so good for the brain...really...lovely sentiment of winter

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  17. Oh, Dotsie... I NEEDED those words... and the beautiful images you captured made that deep breath become a sigh of contentment. Thank you. blessings ~ tanna

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  18. One word.

    Yes.

    {love your header!}

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  19. Such bucolic landscape! And yes I literaly hold my breath all the time. That and I tense up a lot too.

    Leann

    BTW - Love your new header!!

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  20. Such beautiful images, Dotsie - they are like that deep breath.
    Yes, I often forget to breathe deeply and then I end up with my shoulders right up under my ears.

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  21. This is why I love where I live so much...and it is amazing how good nature is at restoring our souls, isn't it!

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  22. Dotsie, I do so love this landscape!! It's beautiful in its winter starkness and so restful. Yes, I do forget to take a deep breath -- thanks for the reminder. :)

    Thanks for sharing with us!

    Hugs,

    Denise

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  23. These winter pictures are so serene. I find that I love Spring, Summer, and Autumn but there's a serenity to Winter that quite beautiful. Thanks for sharing, wish you a wonderful day.

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  24. More and more, now that I am retired, I am allowing myself to take a deep breath and relax.

    Your photos are lovely.

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