Hello,
I'm new to blogging so forgive me if I don't exactly follow protocol. I believe happiness is not a destination. It is a method of life. I try to recognize humor (and positive affirmation) in my daily activities. It is the simple things, like a baby lizard skittering across the deck and doing push- ups, or walking past one of my dogs and seeing them sleeping in a funny position, that stops me, makes me smile, and recharges me. If I could bottle the joy I felt from the lizard or sleeping dog, and share it with people, it would be job worth doing. That is the philosophy of my art.
Here is one of my favorites. It is a Dog Knocker (door knocker). His hind leg lifts to make the "knock." You can see more on my website http://www.staceylamotheart.com/
I'm new to blogging so forgive me if I don't exactly follow protocol. I believe happiness is not a destination. It is a method of life. I try to recognize humor (and positive affirmation) in my daily activities. It is the simple things, like a baby lizard skittering across the deck and doing push- ups, or walking past one of my dogs and seeing them sleeping in a funny position, that stops me, makes me smile, and recharges me. If I could bottle the joy I felt from the lizard or sleeping dog, and share it with people, it would be job worth doing. That is the philosophy of my art.
Here is one of my favorites. It is a Dog Knocker (door knocker). His hind leg lifts to make the "knock." You can see more on my website http://www.staceylamotheart.com/
1 comment:
Stacey,
I love my new tag for Toddy! I also love my Sam pendant and my sister's cat pendant.
I was reading yesterday that scientists say when we are struck with the awe (such as in watching an animal, or how the light settles over a tree), we are 'unlocking the truest sense of life's purpose.' Pretty cool, huh?
Michelle
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