free

don’t be afraid to cry.

it will free your mind of sorrowful thoughts.

here

be patient...

be patient toward all that is unsolved in your

heart + try to love the questions themselves...
rainer maria rilke

here

and... i would like to say thank you to all my new followers

memories

thank you for your incredible lovely + beautiful words.
it means a lot to me... xxx

i have been thinking a lot lately + it felt like time has stopped

for a while. i see things different now. some things are more important-

others less. i know she is ok, she told me in a dream...

chadwick tyler

a 'little' break..

i don't post many personal notes on abundance...

i am taking a 'little' break. one of my close friends has just passed away and i need some time... to think things over. i feel incredible sad for her family. she is an incredible woman. i will miss our outings, lunches, phone calls, exploring antique shops, our laughs and giggles, our cries- but sometimes we would sit together in silence... i miss you xxx

tears

and presently i was driving through the drizzle

of the dying day, with the windshield wipers in

full action but unable to cope with my tears.

vadimir nabokov

here

paolo roversi

wedding bells

not mine

beautiful images vera wang on weddings

by my all time favourite photographer paolo roversi

here

freeze

her watch was so delicate
that the perfume of the roses
in the warm garden breeze
could stop its hands
time would go still
and freeze…
‘a. niffenegger’

here

be yourself

eventually i discovered for myself the utterly simple

prescription for creativity: be intensely yourself.

don’t try to be outstanding;

don’t try to be a success;

don’t try to do pictures for others to look at -

just please yourself.
ralph steiner

here

michael eastman

michael eastman's colours of cuba

each photo full of colour- a place where the

present lives in an evidently historical past.

walls dripping with stories told + untold.
i did find those images here but they are also seen here

currently reading

i am reading rembrandt's whore at the moment by sylvie matton.

it's beautifully written- serene, subtle,

honest and emotional, using rich historical detail.

what are you reading? here