Patti Moed host of last week’s Lens Artist’s Photography Challenge says, ‘we’re challenging you to take another look at everyday objects and see them from a new perspective.’
I couldn’t resist this!
Who would have thought hand sanitiser and masks would be de rigueur in 2020?
Thanks as always to the wonderful Lens Artists hosts, Patti, Tina, Amy & Ann Christine for keeping us motivated in such testing times.
Beyond chaos
"Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference." The Road Not Taken, by Robert Frost
“Go, fly, roam, travel, voyage, explore, journey, discover, adventure.”
Website for writer Kay McKenzie Cooke
Reflections on places traveled and photos taken.
Philosophy is all about being curious, asking basic questions. And it can be fun!
My photos from the last 40+ years
NZ Frenzy South Island New Zealand
UGH, let’s hope we can fageddaboudit very soon Wendy!
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Hi, Wendy. I know what you mean. Who would have thought we’d be using them every day!
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Farfetched for me…but 2020 is 2020. Nobody would have guessed…I long for the ending of this and hope for a better 2021.
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All too real here, Ann Christine. It seems we can’t avoid it no matter how we try. The end seems a long way off yet but let’s keep hoping.
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I was thinking yesterday how children are processing looking up at adults and seeing only their eyes and their mouths move? Will their ability to learn the language be harder? Ummm, weird enough for us adults let alone small children!
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For sure, but children are surprisingly adaptable. We could learn a lot from them.
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That really is down to the parents or caregivers as many children are now experiencing more anxiety than ever before. Overall, we were more adaptable as children. I can never understand people who don’t like change! Nowadays, it is all about changing on a regular basis.
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I don’t know if it’s change or uncertainty that we don’t like. We like to think we’re in control of our lives. Finding out we’re not is a bit of a shock for some.
I agree with what you said about children. As kids I think we were shielded from a lot of real life. Nowadays kids see everything, no wonder they’re so anxious when they don’t have the life experience to put it in perspective.
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You’re right we did have sheltered lives as kids from the wider world’s politics and life in general. As a kid, I thought heading out to Edgecumbe was a treat into another world LOL
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Same. Our world was much smaller. Have a great night and take good care of yourselves xx
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You too Wendy xx
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