I took a walk early one morning last week after we had a freeze. It had snowed so the ground was waiting to pull me down and I was keeping my eyes close to my feet. The reward for that was seeing many puddles that had frozen over, leaving a thin sheet of ice. When I was a child I took great delight in stepping on that ice just to hear the sound it made. I still do. It's so pretty that it seems a shame to ruin the design but I can't seem to stop myself. The ice is going to melt and the water will flow back into the earth anyway so what's the harm? There's still a bit of child left in me. Okay, maybe more than a little bit. But I did think to take a quick photo before my stomp.
Sharing some of my exploration into the world of art. I'll include some stamped work, digital work, photography and maybe even some journaling.
Thursday, December 20, 2012
On Thin Ice
I took a walk early one morning last week after we had a freeze. It had snowed so the ground was waiting to pull me down and I was keeping my eyes close to my feet. The reward for that was seeing many puddles that had frozen over, leaving a thin sheet of ice. When I was a child I took great delight in stepping on that ice just to hear the sound it made. I still do. It's so pretty that it seems a shame to ruin the design but I can't seem to stop myself. The ice is going to melt and the water will flow back into the earth anyway so what's the harm? There's still a bit of child left in me. Okay, maybe more than a little bit. But I did think to take a quick photo before my stomp.
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Oh Diane. I used to do the same thing, one little patch at a time, with the toe of my shoe. Do I miss the ice? Nope...
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