In June, I’ll be manifesting my dreams by singing and recording my original songs with people I love. I have a lot of work to do before I’ll be manifesting my dreams and it reduces my anxiety to be manifesting this wisdom: I have all the time that I need.
Now I’ll be manifesting my dreams of a hopefully helpful daily blog by sharing these images.
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Here’s what I find when I search for “manifesting my dreams” on YouTube:
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Thanks to all who help me in manifesting my dreams, including my dear friend Jeanette (whose birthday is today) and YOU!
like your commenter above, the ginkgo leaf is my favorite natural wonder
I wonder if you know what a natural wonder you are, beth.
I agree with those who counted yesterday’s eclipse as a natural wonder eclipsing all others. I was in Carbondale, directly in the path of totality and it did not disappoint. Far from it. From the 4-minute spectacle above to the dark hush of the woods across the pond, it was amazing.
As for the Monarchs – yes! When I worked at the Field Museum, I sometimes walked on the pedestrian bridge across Lake Shore Drive to the train station. There was a small island between the N and S lanes with trees on it. So one day, I stopped to wonder at how each leaf seemed to be shimmering and fluttering in the breeze (what breeze?), when I realized that each “leaf” was a Monarch butterfly, taking a rest before continuing the long flight.
Thanks for sharing all these wonders, Barbara.
I saw a complete eclipse in 2017, the partial eclipse yesterday, whirlpools at the Bay of Fundy, the moons of Jupiter, the rings of Saturn, mountains on the Moon, all kinds of animals, a ginkgo tree that’s more than a century old, all kinds of crystals and other rocks, I’ve grown dozens of carnivorous plants as well as several non-carnivorous ones…it’s really difficult to think of just one natural wonder.
You are a natural wonder, Chris.
I love how you make your dreams come true
I love how you are here for my dreams, Maureen.