Being a self-imposed shut-in today there seemed to be way too much frustration in all the computer projects I was working on.
Then there was this photo journey thing. Ah, a beautiful dove landed on the fence outside my window----I can work with that! But the dove had little patience while I changed to a telephoto lens. Before he flew away, I managed one shot. A fuzzy bird was not going to work. Besides, I was struggling with my thoughts. The dove could not get through my frustration.
Standing in frustration, I remembered the weekly photo assignment from a free photo tip program to which I subscribe. Sadness. OK, I will do sadness! My camera and I tried to force sadness on to a rather ragged looking rose peeking above the fence----sad because the neighbors who planted it have moved and it no longer receives tender loving care. Not a chance. Those friends now live full time in Baja and are VERY happy. My recycle bucket now holds many awful pictures of one yellow rose. More frustration.
So here is a picture of frustration. At times my little dog appears frustrated when she just cannot get comfortable----she digs, scratches, and tosses around whatever dog bed is a available.
Trying to force things just does not work and my mind looks like that bed. Self I said, "Relax, wait for things to jump out and speak, take more breaks, keep moving, and now it is time for a very long walk.
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